On the Performance of User Equilibrium in Traffic Networks
On the Performance of User Equilibrium in Traffic Networks
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We define the function 7(e) as the worst ratio that can possibly be achieved: 7(e) := sup p^{G, d, £) . {G, d, e) Our goal is equivalent to characterizing the function 7() for the above-mentioned choices of normal travel times. It is immediately clear that 7(e) is non-decreasing because C{f*) is a non-increasing function of e. Furthermore, it also is easy to verify that 7(5) > 1 for all e > 0. In addition, for linear latencies and any e > 0, we get C{f) 0. Moreover, for instances with Li > for... all OD-pairs i — 1, . . . , fc, C{f*) = C{f*) when e is sufficiently large.
4. 1. Free-Flo'w Normal Travel Times. For the following three sections, we assume that normal travel times are defined as travel times in the uncongested network; i. E. , £a = ^a(O) for all a E A. We also write Li{0) for Li. Under this assumption, it turns out that user equilibria have improved performance guarantees when compared to constrained system optima instead of ordinary system optima.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We define the function 7(e) as the worst ratio that can possibly be achieved: 7(e) := sup p^{G, d, £) . {G, d, e) Our goal is equivalent to characterizing the function 7() for the above-mentioned choices of normal travel times. It is immediately clear that 7(e) is non-decreasing because C{f*) is a non-increasing function of e. Furthermore, it also is easy to verify that 7(5) > 1 for all e > 0. In addition, for linear latencies and any e > 0, we get C{f) 0. Moreover, for instances with Li > for... all OD-pairs i — 1, . . . , fc, C{f*) = C{f*) when e is sufficiently large.
4. 1. Free-Flo'w Normal Travel Times. For the following three sections, we assume that normal travel times are defined as travel times in the uncongested network; i. E. , £a = ^a(O) for all a E A. We also write Li{0) for Li. Under this assumption, it turns out that user equilibria have improved performance guarantees when compared to constrained system optima instead of ordinary system optima.
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