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Also sensors in the road aren’t the same detail as having cars with sensors navigating the entire complex of all intersections at once. The granularity of that
by fnordpiglet 2y ago
Also sensors in the road aren’t the same detail as having cars with sensors navigating the entire complex of all intersections at once. The granularity of that could really only be matched by cameras and vision models, which I expect cities couldn’t pull off as a comprehensive ML solution being simply too technically complex. Using their existing telemetry is the least intrusive way to collect lots of high quality highly detailed data at the individual car level.
- Swizec 2y ago> The granularity of that could really only be matched by cameras and vision models, which I expect cities couldn’t pull off as a comprehensive ML solution being simply too technically complex The systems I heard about in college used cameras. Lots of CCTV in cities like Paris :) Wish I remembered what it was called so I could find sauce Edit: Found better sources! Here's a paper from 1990 about real-time modelling and monitoring of traffic patterns in Paris https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317769123_Modelling_and_Real-time_Control_of_Traffic_Flow_on_the_Boulevard_Peripherique_in_Paris https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317769123_Modelling... And a paper from 2015 that explicitly mentions using cameras for traffic detection: https://hal.science/hal-01491597/document https://hal.science/hal-01491597/document