管理工程学报
管理工程學報
관리공정학보
Journal of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management
2013年
1期
68~76
,共null页
累积前景理论 出发时间选择 随机动态用户最优(SDUO) 交通分配
纍積前景理論 齣髮時間選擇 隨機動態用戶最優(SDUO) 交通分配
루적전경이론 출발시간선택 수궤동태용호최우(SDUO) 교통분배
cumulative prospect theory; departure time choice; stochastic dynamic user optimum (SDUO) ; traffic assignment
以早高峰工作出行为研究对象,基于累积前景理论建立了一个随机动态用户最优(SDUO)交通分配模型,模型可以同时选择出发时间和出行路径,给出了等价的变分不等式,设计了求解算法并通过算例进行了验证。结果显示,路径及OD对之间的动态出发流量、出发时间选择满意函数均与到达工作地点的价值函数形态相似,绝大多数出行者(96.45%)都能在"可以接受的最早到达时刻"与"工作开始时刻"之间到达。模型拓展了传统出发时间选择模型中"时间窗"的概念和出行者完全理性假设的局限,在有限理性框架下考察出行者的决策行为,模型及算法可以为出行行为分析、动态路径诱导,以及拥挤收费和错时上下班等交通管理措施的制订提供理论依据。
以早高峰工作齣行為研究對象,基于纍積前景理論建立瞭一箇隨機動態用戶最優(SDUO)交通分配模型,模型可以同時選擇齣髮時間和齣行路徑,給齣瞭等價的變分不等式,設計瞭求解算法併通過算例進行瞭驗證。結果顯示,路徑及OD對之間的動態齣髮流量、齣髮時間選擇滿意函數均與到達工作地點的價值函數形態相似,絕大多數齣行者(96.45%)都能在"可以接受的最早到達時刻"與"工作開始時刻"之間到達。模型拓展瞭傳統齣髮時間選擇模型中"時間窗"的概唸和齣行者完全理性假設的跼限,在有限理性框架下攷察齣行者的決策行為,模型及算法可以為齣行行為分析、動態路徑誘導,以及擁擠收費和錯時上下班等交通管理措施的製訂提供理論依據。
이조고봉공작출행위연구대상,기우루적전경이론건립료일개수궤동태용호최우(SDUO)교통분배모형,모형가이동시선택출발시간화출행로경,급출료등개적변분불등식,설계료구해산법병통과산례진행료험증。결과현시,로경급OD대지간적동태출발류량、출발시간선택만의함수균여도체공작지점적개치함수형태상사,절대다수출행자(96.45%)도능재"가이접수적최조도체시각"여"공작개시시각"지간도체。모형탁전료전통출발시간선택모형중"시간창"적개념화출행자완전이성가설적국한,재유한이성광가하고찰출행자적결책행위,모형급산법가이위출행행위분석、동태로경유도,이급옹제수비화착시상하반등교통관리조시적제정제공이론의거。
The existing dynamic traffic assignment models that deal with departure time choice generally construct utility or disutility functions based on the concepts of time-window and schedule delay. Travelers are assumed to be entirely rational and have full access to the information of dynamic traffic system. The reference points and the difference between arrival times within time-window are not considered in our assumption. There are often systematical deviations between traffic assignment results and real traffic flow. Traffic system is an uncertain dynamic system characterized as time-varying and stochastic. Constrained by the compound effect of imperfect traffic information, limited cognitive capability, value orientations and the degree of rationality, travelers are rarely able to perform their travel decisions with entire rationality. Researches of psychology and behavior science demonstrate that decisions under uncertainty appear to be bounded rational. As a descriptive theory, the Prospect Theory reveals psychological and behavioral mechanisms of people with bounded rationality, and demonstrates the patterns and human decision-making characteristics under risk. A few empirical studies experimenting on travelers have shown that travel behaviors under uncertainty, especially in the choices of departure time and route, and their attitude towards risk coincide with the main assumptions of Prospect Theory. Focused oncommuting trips during peak hours in the morning, this paper explores the usefulness of Prospect Theory in the dynamic traffic assignment. First, commuters are classified into early arrivals and late arrivals according to when they arrive at their workplace. The reference points for departure time and route choices are defined in a dynamic stochastic traffic network. The continuous functions of Prospect Theory for departure time and route choices in the condition of continuous traffic flow are constructed. A Stochastic Dynamic User Optimum (SDUO) model based on Random Effective Theory and its equivalent variation inequality (VI) are formulated, followed by a discussion of the model property. According to VI theorem, more than one local solution may exist. A heuristic algorithm is designed for model solution and a numerical example is presented to provide face validity of the algorithm. As is shown by the numerical example, both the dynamic departure flows between routes or OD and the satisfaction function of departure time choices have geometry similarities with the value function of arrival at the workplace. Most commuters ( approximately 96.45% ) can arrive at their workplace between the earliest acceptable arrival time and the job's starting time. To sum up, this research expands the traditional departure time choice model within the frame of bounded rationality. After considering the time-varying and stochastic property of the traffic system, the established model could be used to analyze the departure time and route choices, as well as describe travelers' cognitive and psychological properties at the same time. This model and algorithm provide a theoretical basis for travel behavior analysis, dynamic route guidance and the establishment of travel demand management strategies, such as congestion pricing and staggered working hours. In addition, several directions for further research can be identified. Firstly, capacity restrictions of links and intersections and the resulted queuing delay should be taken into full consideration. Secondly, surveys and field experiments should be carried out to collect real data for model specification and estimation. Thirdly, the model validation on real traffic network is also considered as an interesting research objective.