CN113269475B - Bus scheduling method and system based on genetic algorithm - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a bus scheduling method and system based on a genetic algorithm, wherein the method comprises the following steps: s1, introducing a preset number of traffic going volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station according to the number of the passenger flow from high to low, and calculating and analyzing to obtain initial shift-sending shifts of different lines in different time periods; s2, counting the card swiping quantity of each site, and giving different weight coefficients to different sites; and S3, continuously and iteratively calculating the minimum average waiting time of each station and the standard deviation of all waiting times through a genetic algorithm to adjust the number of times of shift sending of each line in different periods. Has the advantages that: compared with the possible results of traversing all routes by an exhaustion method, the method adopts the genetic algorithm to transfer parameters, can obtain the optimal shift-sending times of different routes in a faster time, and can calculate smaller waiting time and standard deviation of the waiting time more quickly.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of intelligent transportation, in particular to a bus scheduling method and system based on a genetic algorithm.
Background
The reasonable bus scheduling can not only reduce the total number of shift-sending shifts in one day, but also reduce the waiting time of passengers and increase the riding willingness of the passengers. Most of the existing public transportation dispatching systems adjust the frequency of the bus in one day, or only consider the condition of a certain peak period, or only consider single waiting time as an optimization index, and do not consider the passenger flow change condition of a station in one day. In practical situations, the passenger flow volume of each station in a day has different discontinuous peak periods and discontinuous off-peak periods, so that under the condition that the departure shift is fixed, how to introduce the discontinuous peak periods or the non-peak periods as reference, how to allocate different station weights to the stations, and how to adjust the departure frequency of different lines in different periods, so as to meet the riding requirements of passengers, becomes a problem to be solved urgently.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the problems in the related art, the invention provides a bus scheduling method and system based on a genetic algorithm, so as to overcome the technical problems in the prior related art.
Therefore, the invention adopts the following specific technical scheme:
according to one aspect of the invention, a bus scheduling method based on a genetic algorithm is provided, and the method comprises the following steps:
s1, introducing a preset number of traffic going volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station according to the number of the passenger flow from high to low to calculate and analyze, and obtaining the initialization shift of different lines at different time intervals;
s2, counting the card swiping quantity of each site, and giving different weight coefficients to different sites; for example, the card swiping numbers of the station a and the station b are respectively 1 ten thousand and 9 ten thousand, then the total waiting time is: the average waiting time of 0.1 stop a +0.9 stop b, that is, the average waiting time of the stop b is made as small as possible to minimize the waiting time, so that the passengers at the stop b are more willing to take the bus instead of taking other vehicles, thereby maximizing the economic benefit of the bus.
And S3, adjusting different shift sending times according to different periods of each line, and calculating the minimum average waiting time of each station and the standard deviation of all waiting times by a genetic algorithm.
Further, the step S1 of calculating and analyzing the traffic travel amount pairs of the upper station and the lower station, which are introduced into the preset number according to the number of the passenger flows from high to low, to obtain the initialization shift of different lines in different time periods includes the following steps:
s11, introducing a preset number of traffic going volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station according to the number of the passenger flow from high to low to calculate;
s12, acquiring all the lines between the traffic volume pairs, and dividing one day into 6 different time intervals for statistics according to the average card swiping number of each line station in the past 7 days of the history;
and S13, obtaining the initialization shift of different time periods of different lines according to the number of card swiping in each time period and the total shift of the current line.
For example: the total shift number of the line 10 is 50 times per day, the average total card swiping number of passengers per day in the last 7 days is 5 ten thousand, the average card swiping number of passengers per day from 6 to 9 in the morning is 2 ten thousand, the initial shift number of the line 10 from 6 to 9 in the morning is 50 × 2/5-10, and the initial shift numbers of other periods are calculated similarly in turn.
Further, the calculation formula for initializing the shift in S13 is as follows:
bi j=pi×btotal/ptotal;
wherein p isiRepresenting the average number of card swipes per time period, btotalIndicating the total shift, p, of the current linetotalRepresenting the total card swiping amount of the current line in the current day.
Further, the calculation formula of the weight coefficient of the station in S2 is as follows:
WSi=pSi/ptotal;
wherein p isSiNumber of card swipes, p, representing a sitetotalRepresents the total card swiping amount of the current line in the day, SiIs the meaning of the station on which the traffic volume pair is presented.
Further, in the step S3, the adjustment of the shift sending times according to different periods of each line, and the calculation of the minimum average waiting time of each station and the standard deviation of all waiting times by using a genetic algorithm include the following steps:
s31, determining the traffic volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station which influence the waiting time mutually and the corresponding line groups, and carrying out grouping processing on the mutually influenced lines;
s32, calculating the arrival time of each traffic travel amount pair according to the departure time;
s33, calculating the waiting time and the waiting time standard deviation of a single upper station traffic volume pair and a single lower station traffic volume pair;
s34, calculating the weighted waiting time and waiting time standard deviation of all the upper station traffic volume pairs and the lower station traffic volume pairs;
s35, regarding the shift of the initialized shift list of all lines of the traffic volume pairs which are affected by the adjustment of the genetic algorithm, adding a shift offset list under the condition of keeping the total shift unchanged to obtain a new shift list, obtaining a new standard deviation of waiting time with weight and waiting time with weight from the new shift list, and meanwhile, continuously performing iterative calculation through the genetic algorithm to minimize two parameters of the standard deviation of the waiting time with weight and the waiting time with weight;
and S36, constructing the best shift list of each route through the acquired shift offset list. Further, the calculation formula of the arrival time in S32 is as follows:
tarrival=tdepartment+r/v;
wherein, tdepartmentThe departure time is represented, r represents the line length from the station to the departure point, and v represents the average speed per hour of the bus.
Further, the step of calculating the waiting time and the standard deviation of the waiting time of the single upper station traffic travel amount pair and the single lower station traffic travel amount pair in S33 includes the following steps:
s331, setting the arrival time list of all routes of each traffic travel amount pair of the upper station and the lower station as TarrivalWherein the arrival time list TarrivalThe formula of (1) is as follows:
s332, calculating the waiting time of the traffic travel amount pair, wherein the waiting time TwaitThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
s333, calculating the average waiting time of the traffic travel amount pairs, wherein the average waiting timeTime tavg-waitThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
where n represents the number of times to arrive at the upper site minus 1,arrival time expressed as ith shift;
s334, calculating the standard deviation of the waiting time of the traffic travel amount pair, wherein the standard deviation sigma of the waiting timeavg-waitThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
where N1 represents the number of times to arrive at the on-site,expressed as the arrival time of the ith shift.
Further, the step of calculating weighted waiting time and standard deviation of waiting time of all pairs of the on-station and off-station traffic traveling volume in S34 includes the following steps:
s341, setting the weighted waiting time of all the upper station and lower station traffic going quantity pairs as tavg-wait-weightWherein the waiting time t is weightedavg-wait-weightThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
wherein the content of the first and second substances,expressed as the corresponding weight coefficient of the ith upper and lower station traffic going quantity pair,the corresponding average waiting time is expressed as the ith on-station and off-station traffic volume pair, and N1 represents the number of the time reaching the on-station;
s342, calculating the weighted waiting time standard deviation sigma of all the upper station traffic volume pairs and the lower station traffic volume pairsavg-wait-weightWherein the weighted waiting time standard deviation sigmaavg-wait-weightThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
further, the step of adding the shift offset list while keeping the total shift unchanged in S35 further includes: debugging different parameter values, and adjusting the sequential value-taking offset list of each grouped line by adopting a genetic algorithm, wherein the sequential value-taking offset list of each grouped line by adopting the genetic algorithm comprises the following steps:
firstly, binary coding is carried out on parameters of a value-taking result of the offset list;
performing roulette selection in a genetic algorithm;
and performing intersection and mutation operations, and acquiring a better shift list by taking two parameters of the standard deviation of the waiting time with the weight and the waiting time with the weight as evaluation functions.
According to another aspect of the invention, a bus scheduling system based on a genetic algorithm is provided, and the system comprises a time interval-based shift-sending initialization module, a station weight calculation module, and a station waiting time and standard deviation calculation module based on the genetic algorithm;
the time-interval-based class-sending initialization module is used for calculating and analyzing the traffic going volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station, which are introduced in preset quantities according to the number of passenger flows from high to low, so as to obtain the initialization classes of different lines in different time intervals;
the station weight calculation module is used for counting the card swiping quantity of each station and endowing different weight coefficients to different stations;
the station waiting time and standard deviation calculation module based on the genetic algorithm is used for adjusting different shift-sending times according to different periods of each line, and calculating the minimum average waiting time of each station and the standard deviation of all waiting times through the genetic algorithm.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
1) the invention adopts the time-based shift-sending initialization module to divide a day into 6 time periods, and the division of the 6 time periods can better reflect the passenger flow conditions of a plurality of discontinuous peak periods and a plurality of discontinuous non-peak periods in the day, thereby reducing the probability of unnecessary shift-sending increase. In addition, the station weight calculation module is adopted, so that the average waiting time of stations with more passengers is shorter, the passengers are more willing to take the bus instead of taking other vehicles, and the economic benefit of the bus can be maximized.
2) According to the station waiting time and waiting time standard difference calculation module based on the genetic algorithm, the two indexes of the waiting time and the waiting time standard difference are optimized, and the riding willingness of passengers can be increased compared with the single optimization of the waiting time. The genetic algorithm is adopted for coding, selecting, crossing and varying to adjust the shift sending frequency in different periods, optimal parameters are obtained according to two evaluation indexes of the waiting time and the standard deviation of all the waiting times, and compared with a possible result of traversing all routes by an exhaustion method, the genetic algorithm is adopted for adjusting the parameters to obtain the optimal shift sending times of different routes in a faster time, so that the waiting time and the standard deviation of the waiting time are calculated to be smaller.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a bus scheduling method based on a genetic algorithm according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating a principle of grouping lines of an upper station OD pair and a lower station OD pair that mutually influence a waiting time in a bus scheduling method based on a genetic algorithm according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic flow chart of an initialized shift list of all lines of OD pairs where tuning parameters of genetic algorithms affect each other in the bus scheduling method based on the genetic algorithms according to the embodiment of the present invention.
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According to the embodiment of the invention, a bus scheduling method and system based on a genetic algorithm are provided.
Referring to the drawings and the detailed description, the invention will be further explained, as shown in fig. 1 to 3, according to an embodiment of the invention, a bus shift scheduling method based on a genetic algorithm is provided, which includes the following steps:
s1, introducing the traffic travel (OD) pairs of the upper station and the lower station of the previous n (such as 200) from high to low according to the number of the passenger flow, and calculating and analyzing to obtain the initialization shift of different lines in different time periods;
in S1, the step of calculating and analyzing the traffic volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station, which are introduced into the preset number of the pairs according to the number of the passenger flows from high to low, to obtain the initial shift of different lines at different time intervals includes the following steps:
s11, introducing a preset number of traffic going amount pairs of the upper station and the lower station according to the passenger flow amount from high to low, and counting 6 different time intervals in one day; for example: 6 am to 9 am, 9 am to 12 am, 12 am to 3 pm, 3 pm to 6 pm, 6 pm to 9 pm, 9 pm to 12 pm.
S12, acquiring all the lines between the traffic volume pairs, and dividing one day into 6 different time intervals for statistics according to the average card swiping number of each line station in the past 7 days of the history;
and S13, obtaining the initialization shift of different time periods of different lines according to the number of card swiping in each time period and the total shift of the current line.
Specifically, the number p of card swiping of each time period of the initial shift passingiThe total card swiping amount p of the line in the daytotalThe ratio of the current time to the total shift number b of the current linetotalThe calculation formula is obtained as follows:
wherein p isiRepresenting the average number of card swipes per time period, btotalIndicating the total shift, p, of the current linetotalRepresenting the total card swiping amount of the current line in the current day.
For example: the total shift number of line 10 is 50 times per day, the average total card swiping number of passengers per day in the last 7 days is 5 ten thousand, the average card swiping number of passengers per day from 6 to 9 in the morning is 2 ten thousand, the initial shift number of line 10 from 6 to 9 in the morning is 50 × 2/5-10, the initial shift numbers of other periods are calculated similarly in turn, and the initial shift lists B of different periods of the line jjCan be represented by the following formula:
s2, counting the number of card swipes of each stationAnd different weight coefficients are given to different sitesThe standard deviation calculation method is used for calculating the subsequent average waiting time and all waiting times, the average waiting time of each upper station is multiplied by the weight, and the calculation results of all stations are added to obtain the total waiting time;
wherein, the weighting coefficient of the station in S2The calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
wherein the content of the first and second substances,number of card swipes, p, representing a sitetotalRepresents the total card swiping amount of the current line in the day, SiIs the meaning of the station on which the traffic volume pair is presented.
And S3, a station waiting time and standard deviation calculation module based on the genetic algorithm. Firstly, all accessible routes which mutually form waiting time of each upper station traffic volume pair and each lower station traffic volume pair are determined, after all routes are adjusted, the arrival time of each upper station traffic volume pair and each lower station traffic volume pair is estimated according to the departure time, and therefore the standard difference between the minimum average waiting time and all waiting times of each upper station traffic volume pair and each lower station traffic volume pair is calculated, the willingness of a passenger on taking a bus can be accurately fed back, and the economic benefit of the bus can be maximized. The adopted genetic algorithm is used for coding, selecting, crossing and mutating, the shift-sending frequency of different periods is adjusted, and the optimal parameters are obtained according to the two evaluation indexes of the waiting time and the standard deviation of all waiting times.
Wherein the S3 includes the steps of:
s31, determining the time of mutual influence of waitingThe traffic volume of the upper station and the lower station between the stations is paired and the corresponding line group L ═ L1,l2,…,li]And the lines which are mutually influenced are grouped; as shown in FIG. 2, the OD pairs from station a to station b have line 11And line l No. 22OD pairs from site c to site d have line l 22And line l No. 33OD pairs from station e to station f have line 4 l4And line 55. Since the OD from site a to site b has a common line l 2 with the OD from site c to site d2So as to be divided into a group [ l ]1,l2,l3]However, the line from the station e to the station f OD does not intersect with the previous line, and the waiting time of the first group is not influenced, so that the first group is independently formed into a group [ l [/4,l5]Then the line groups [ l ] that influence the waiting time of each other overall1,l2,l3],[l4,l5]]Therefore, the total group of lines that mutually influence the waiting time can be represented by the following formula:
Lgroup=[[li1,…,lin],…,[lj1,…,ljn]];
wherein linAnd ljnThe groups have the advantages that each group can be independently calculated and does not influence each other, and the number of permutation and combination in subsequent calculation is reduced.
S32, calculating the arrival time of each traffic travel amount pair according to the departure time, if the No. 1 line is adopted, the shift is issued 18 times in the period from 6 to 9 points, namely, the shift list B is initializedjIn (1)The departure time is 6 o' clock, so the departure time tdepartmentSequentially 6:00,6:10,6:20.. 8:50,9: 00;
specifically, the calculation formula of the arrival time in S32 is as follows:
tarrival=tdepartment+r/v;
wherein, tdepartmentRepresents departure time, and r represents the line length between the station and the departure pointAnd v represents the average speed per hour of the bus.
Other lines acquire other time periods and similarly calculate arrival time.
S33, calculating the waiting time and the waiting time standard deviation of a single upper station traffic volume pair and a single lower station traffic volume pair;
specifically, the step of calculating the waiting time and the standard deviation of the waiting time of the single upper station traffic travel amount pair and the single lower station traffic travel amount pair in S33 includes the following steps:
s331, setting the arrival time list of all routes of each traffic travel amount pair of the upper station and the lower station as TarrivalWherein the arrival time list TarrivalThe formula of (1) is as follows:
s332, calculating the waiting time of the traffic travel amount pair, wherein the waiting time TwaitThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
s333, calculating the average waiting time of the traffic travel amount pairs, wherein the average waiting time tavg-waitThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
where n represents the number of times to arrive at the upper site minus 1,arrival time expressed as ith shift;
s334, calculating the standard deviation of the waiting time of the traffic travel amount pair, wherein the standard deviation sigma of the waiting timeavg-waitThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
where N1 represents the number of times to arrive at the on-site,expressed as the arrival time of the ith shift.
S34, calculating the weighted waiting time and waiting time standard deviation of all the upper station traffic volume pairs and the lower station traffic volume pairs;
specifically, the step of calculating the weighted waiting time and the standard deviation of the waiting time of all the upper station and lower station traffic travel amount pairs in S34 includes the following steps:
s341, setting the weighted waiting time of all the upper station and lower station traffic going quantity pairs as tavg-wait-weightWherein the waiting time t is weightedavg-wait-weightThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
wherein the content of the first and second substances,expressed as the corresponding weight coefficient of the ith upper and lower station traffic going quantity pair,the corresponding average waiting time is expressed as the ith on-station and off-station traffic volume pair, and N1 represents the number of the time reaching the on-station;
s342, calculating the weighted waiting time standard deviation sigma of all the upper station traffic volume pairs and the lower station traffic volume pairsavg-wait-weightWherein the weighted waiting time standard deviation sigmaavg-wait-weightThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
s35 initialized shift list B of all lines of OD pairs with mutual influence by genetic algorithmjThe shift list n1, n2, n3, n4, n5, n6 can be added to the shift list n]From this, a new shift list B can be obtainedjFor example, the shift-giving number list of 6 time periods is [30,20,10,10,20,30 ]]After taking a shift list [ n1, n2, n3, n4, n5, n6]After adjustment, a new shift list is obtained [32,18,6,14,29,31 ]]Obtaining new standard deviation sigma of waiting time with weight from new shift listavg-wait-weightAnd waiting time t with weightavg-wait-weightContinuously iterative calculation is carried out through a genetic algorithm, and the waiting time standard deviation sigma with weight is minimizedavg-wait-weightAnd waiting time t with weightavg-wait-weightThese two parameters; these two minimization objective functions can be expressed as:
minσavg-wait-weight,mintavg-wait-weight;
the constraint conditions are as follows:
n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6∈[-5,-4,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3,4,5,]
n1+n2+n3+n4+n5+n6=0。
a shift offset list that may be added for all shift-out shifts of the 6 slots involved in step S35. Different parameter values need to be debugged to obtain the optimal result, and the invention adopts a genetic algorithm to adjust the sequential value-taking offset list of each grouped line, as shown in figure 3:
firstly, binary coding is carried out on parameters of a value-taking result of the offset list;
performing roulette selection in a genetic algorithm;
performing crossover and mutation operations by minimizing weighted waiting time standard deviation sigmaavg-wait-weightAnd waiting time t with weightavg-wait-weightAs evaluation function, obtain more optimal shift list [ n1, n2, n3, n4, n5, n6]。
And S36, constructing the best shift list of each route through the acquired shift list.
According to another embodiment of the invention, a bus scheduling system based on a genetic algorithm is provided, and the system comprises a time period-based shift-sending initialization module, a station weight calculation module, and a station waiting time and standard deviation calculation module based on the genetic algorithm;
the time-interval-based class-sending initialization module is used for calculating and analyzing the traffic going volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station, which are introduced in preset quantities according to the number of passenger flows from high to low, so as to obtain the initialization classes of different lines in different time intervals;
the station weight calculation module is used for counting the card swiping quantity of each station and endowing different weight coefficients to different stations;
the station waiting time and standard deviation calculation module based on the genetic algorithm is used for adjusting different shift-sending times according to different periods of each line, and calculating the minimum average waiting time of each station and the standard deviation of all waiting times through the genetic algorithm.
In summary, according to the above technical solution of the present invention, the time-based shift-sending initialization module is adopted to divide a day into 6 time periods, and the division of the 6 time periods can better reflect the passenger flow conditions of multiple discontinuous peak periods and multiple discontinuous non-peak periods in a day, so as to reduce the probability of unnecessary shift-sending increase. In addition, the station weight calculation module is adopted, so that the average waiting time of stations with more passengers is shorter, the passengers are more willing to take the bus instead of taking other vehicles, and the economic benefit of the bus can be maximized.
In addition, the station waiting time and waiting time standard difference calculation module based on the genetic algorithm optimizes the two indexes of waiting time and waiting time standard difference, and can increase the riding willingness of passengers more than the single optimization of waiting time. The genetic algorithm is adopted for coding, selecting, crossing and varying to adjust the shift sending frequency in different periods, optimal parameters are obtained according to two evaluation indexes of the waiting time and the standard deviation of all the waiting times, and compared with a possible result of traversing all routes by an exhaustion method, the genetic algorithm is adopted for adjusting the parameters to obtain the optimal shift sending times of different routes in a faster time, so that the waiting time and the standard deviation of the waiting time are calculated to be smaller.
The above description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting the invention, and any modifications, equivalents, improvements and the like that fall within the spirit and principle of the present invention are intended to be included therein.
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1. A bus scheduling method based on genetic algorithm is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, introducing a preset number of traffic going volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station according to the number of the passenger flow from high to low to calculate and analyze, and obtaining the initialization shift of different lines at different time intervals;
s2, counting the card swiping quantity of each site, and giving different weight coefficients to different sites;
s3, adjusting different shift sending times according to different periods of each line, and calculating the minimum average waiting time of each station and the standard deviation of all waiting times through a genetic algorithm;
in S1, the step of calculating and analyzing the traffic volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station, which are introduced into the preset number of the pairs according to the number of the passenger flows from high to low, to obtain the initial shift of different lines at different time intervals includes the following steps:
s11, introducing a preset number of traffic going volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station according to the number of the passenger flow from high to low to calculate;
s12, acquiring all the lines between the traffic volume pairs, and dividing one day into 6 different time intervals for statistics according to the average card swiping number of each line station in the past 7 days of the history;
s13, obtaining initialization shifts of different time periods of different lines according to the number of card swiping in each time period and by combining the total shift sending shifts of the current line;
the calculation formula for initializing the shift in S13 is as follows:
wherein the content of the first and second substances,representing the average number of card swipes per time period,indicating the total shift of the current line,representing the total card swiping amount of the current line in the current day;
in the step S3, the adjustment of the shift sending times is performed according to different periods of time on each line, and the calculation of the minimum average waiting time of each station and the standard deviation of all waiting times by using a genetic algorithm includes the following steps:
s31, determining the traffic volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station which influence the waiting time mutually and the corresponding line groups, and carrying out grouping processing on the mutually influenced lines;
s32, calculating the arrival time of each traffic travel amount pair according to the departure time;
s33, calculating the waiting time and the waiting time standard deviation of a single upper station traffic volume pair and a single lower station traffic volume pair;
s34, calculating the weighted waiting time and waiting time standard deviation of all the upper station traffic volume pairs and the lower station traffic volume pairs;
s35, regarding the shift of the initialized shift list of all lines of the traffic volume pairs which are affected by the adjustment of the genetic algorithm, adding a shift offset list under the condition of keeping the total shift unchanged to obtain a new shift list, obtaining a new standard deviation of waiting time with weight and waiting time with weight from the new shift list, and meanwhile, continuously performing iterative calculation through the genetic algorithm to minimize two parameters of the standard deviation of the waiting time with weight and the waiting time with weight;
s36, constructing an optimal shift list of each line through the obtained shift lists;
in the step S34, calculating the weighted waiting time and the weighted waiting time standard deviation of all the pairs of the outbound and outbound traffic volume includes the following steps:
s341, setting the weighted waiting time of all the upper station and lower station traffic going quantity pairs asWherein the waiting time is weightedThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
wherein the content of the first and second substances,expressed as the corresponding weight coefficient of the ith upper and lower station traffic going quantity pair,the corresponding average waiting time is expressed as the ith on-station and off-station traffic volume pair, and N1 represents the number of the time reaching the on-station;
s342, calculating the weighted waiting time standard deviation of all the upper station and lower station traffic volume pairsWherein the weighted waiting time standard deviationThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
2. the bus scheduling method based on genetic algorithm as claimed in claim 1, wherein the calculation formula of the weight coefficient of the station in S2 is as follows:
3. The bus scheduling method based on genetic algorithm as claimed in claim 1, wherein the calculation formula of the arrival time in S32 is as follows:
4. The bus scheduling method based on genetic algorithm as claimed in claim 1, wherein the step of calculating the standard deviation of the waiting time and the waiting time of the single on-stop and off-stop traffic volume pair in S33 comprises the following steps:
s331, setting all routes of traffic going quantity pairs of each upper stop and each lower stop as the arrival time listWherein the arrival time listThe formula of (1) is as follows:
s332, calculating the waiting time of the traffic travel amount pair, wherein the waiting timeThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
s333, calculating the average waiting time of the traffic travel amount pairs, wherein the average waiting timeThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
where n represents the number of times to arrive at the upper site minus 1,arrival time expressed as ith shift;
s334, calculating the standard deviation of the waiting time of the traffic travel amount pair, wherein the standard deviation of the waiting timeThe calculation formula of (a) is as follows:
where N1 represents the number of arrival times at the station, and represents the arrival time of the ith shift.
5. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the step of adding the shift list in S35 while keeping the total shift constant further comprises: debugging different parameter values, and adjusting the sequential value-taking offset list of each grouped line by adopting a genetic algorithm, wherein the sequential value-taking offset list of each grouped line by adopting the genetic algorithm comprises the following steps:
firstly, binary coding is carried out on parameters of a value-taking result of the offset list;
performing roulette selection in a genetic algorithm;
and performing intersection and mutation operations, and acquiring a better shift list by taking two parameters of the standard deviation of the waiting time with the weight and the waiting time with the weight as evaluation functions.
6. A bus scheduling system based on genetic algorithm, used for realizing the steps of the bus scheduling method based on genetic algorithm described in any one of claims 1-5, characterized in that the system comprises a time-interval-based departure class initialization module, a station weight calculation module, and a station waiting time and standard deviation calculation module based on genetic algorithm;
the time-interval-based class-sending initialization module is used for calculating and analyzing the traffic going volume pairs of the upper station and the lower station, which are introduced in preset quantities according to the number of passenger flows from high to low, so as to obtain the initialization classes of different lines in different time intervals;
the station weight calculation module is used for counting the card swiping quantity of each station and endowing different weight coefficients to different stations;
the station waiting time and standard deviation calculation module based on the genetic algorithm is used for adjusting different shift-sending times according to different periods of each line, and calculating the minimum average waiting time of each station and the standard deviation of all waiting times through the genetic algorithm.
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