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I don't know, but I always assumed that a simple optimization would be one that compared your typical driving speed to posted speed limits on open roads. That i
by sib 7y ago
I don't know, but I always assumed that a simple optimization would be one that compared your typical driving speed to posted speed limits on open roads. That is, do you usually drive 5 or 10 miles (kilometers) per hour under or over the limit when you have the choice?
- cameronbrown 7y agoI suppose they could. I just think there's enough driving patterns that can be detected in aggregate, that a network could detect your typical style much better with everyone's data, rather than training just from you.
- brewdad 7y agoThere must be some training involved on the user level. My route to the freeway can take 1 of 2 parallel roads. The bigger road is theoretically a minute faster but often enough the left turn lane backs up for multiple light cycles. The smaller road is quite consistent in it's timing. A minute slower if the lights work out and a minute faster if you would have to wait. I prefer the consistent route and now Google almost never tries to send me the "faster" way.