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Analysis of Sidewalk Traffic Lights Setting Modes Optimization
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Abstract
There are often some problems with the traditional setting mode of traffic lights, especially on some non-main roads. The unreasonable setting of pedestrian traffic lights can easily lead to empty spaces for people and vehicles, waste resources, and increase the risks of traffic congestion, Although the push-button traffic lights improves traffic efficiency, there is still a waste of waiting time for pedestrians and vehicles due to the fixed setting of the traffic time. This article mainly studies the use of machine learning to solve the recognition, motion direction, and time models of people and vehicles, and optimize pedestrian traffic light signals. By identifying pedestrians and vehicles and allocating release signal time reasonably, the waiting time of pedestrians and vehicles crossing the road can be reduced, and traffic accidents can be minimized. The optimized traffic system is applied to sidewalks on non-main roads, it can replace the push-button traffic lights, reduce manual intervention, save construction costs, and improve traffic efficiency.
Keywords
intelligent traffic lights, automatic execution, artificial intelligence, push-button traffic lights replacement, traffic efficiency improvement
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Pan,Z. (2024).Analysis of Sidewalk Traffic Lights Setting Modes Optimization.Communications in Humanities Research,45,32-39.
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