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   Bringing Elm's Architecture to Rust and Webassembly(sindrejohansen.no)

   7 points by sindre 8y ago|0 comments
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   by sindre 11y ago

   Yep, in our thesis we have tried with throughputs from 2000 to about 15000, and with different types of load. We assume that all vehicles are automatic, so no human speed control.
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   by sindre 11y ago

   The ideas still applies in two dimensions, we just have one fewer dimension. (Actually, looking at Particle Swarm Optimization, ideas from flocking is used from 1 dimension, to many more than 3).
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   by sindre 11y ago

   Yes, this is for self-driving cars. I think you under-estimate the numbers of cars on the road. I don't remember the exact throughput used for the video, but I think it was around 5500. On a equivalent road the minimum distance between
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   by sindre 11y ago

   I have uploaded the thesis to https://highwayflocking.github.io/
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   by sindre 11y ago

   One of the original authors here. In our thesis we actually have cited a paper that used an analysis of the traffic from India for something resembeling what we have done.