Title:
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| Calibrating pedestrian control strategies. |
| | Responsable(s) :
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| | | Nicholas Molyneaux, Gael Lederrey, Michel Bierlaire |
| | Description :
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| | | The objective of this semester project is to calibrate two pedestrian control strategies using heuristic methods and/or optimization methods like simulated annealing or genetic algorithms. Two strategies are under investigation: gating to prevent a gridlock situation and flow separators which prevent counter flow.
The student will have to use the pedestrian simulator I have implemented and integrate it with an optimization approach like simulated annealing. |
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| | Type :
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| | | semester project |
| | Pré-requis :
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| | | Programming knowledge in java/scala is strongly recommended, other programming languages could be used but this would add extra complexity. Knowledge of optimization techniques is also strongly recommended. |
| | Submitted on :
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| | | February 11, 2021 |