CN116341288A - Heterogeneous traffic epidemic car security field modeling method - Google Patents

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CN116341288A CN202310593492.9A CN202310593492A CN116341288A CN 116341288 A CN116341288 A CN 116341288A CN 202310593492 A CN202310593492 A CN 202310593492A CN 116341288 A CN116341288 A CN 116341288A
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The invention belongs to the field of traffic control systems, and particularly relates to a heterogeneous traffic epidemic vehicle safety field modeling method, which comprises the steps of respectively constructing a CAV vehicle field model, an HDV vehicle field model, an environment field model taking a transverse distance as a variable and an environment field model taking a longitudinal distance as a variable, and drawing a driving safety field intensity diagram; and the influence of the individual difference of the HDV driver and the driving environment on the driving safety is considered, the comprehensive index of the psychological visibility of the driver environment is constructed, the psychological acting force of the HDV driver in the mixed driving is deduced by means of the concept of the psychological field, and the vehicle field model of the HDV traditional vehicle is established.

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Heterogeneous traffic epidemic car security field modeling method
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of traffic control systems, and particularly relates to a heterogeneous traffic epidemic car security field modeling method.
Background
The inherent chaos of highway ramp confluence is considered to be one of the main causes of traffic accidents and congestion. Future internet-connected automatic driving Vehicles (Connected and Autonomous Vehicle, CAV) coexist with manual driving Vehicles (HDV) for a long time, which is called as heterogeneous traffic flow characteristics, and deep exploration of microscopic traffic behavior characteristics and mechanisms such as following and lane changing of the heterogeneous traffic flow is crucial to improving traffic safety and traffic efficiency of a mixed traffic system.
Heterogeneous traffic flow modeling composed of CAV and HDV is mostly based on a vehicle networking traffic flow modeling method based on continuous cellular automaton as disclosed in China patent CN 115601958A; the Chinese patent CN 113204863B discloses a manual-CACC automatic driving vehicle mixed flow simulation method based on cellular automata; a traffic flow cellular automaton modeling method under the environment of internet of vehicles, and the like, disclosed in Chinese patent CN 106652564A. However, cellular automata has poor interpretability for embodying the safety element of vehicle operation. In order to highlight the importance of safety for automatic driving traffic control, a heterogeneous traffic flow driving behavior vehicle field model and an environment field model are built based on a safety potential field theory, and high attention is drawn to the academic community.
The vehicle field modeling problem based on the safety potential field is reported that articles such as safety potential field-based mixed traffic flow motion situation model research and the like model the current traffic safety field heterogeneous traffic flow or indiscriminate, or a degraded CAV vehicle field model is used for replacing the vehicle field of the HDV, the information such as acceleration, position and the like which cannot be observed by the HDV vehicle is ignored, traffic influence factors such as individuality, visual field, trust degree and the like of a driver of the HDV vehicle in the heterogeneous traffic flow are not considered, the influence degree of different types of drivers on the safety field range cannot be shown, and the safety field modeling of two types of vehicles in the heterogeneous traffic flow is not researched and comprehensively analyzed. Meanwhile, because the potential field strength in the vehicle field model is limited by the action range, short-range force is applied to surrounding vehicles within a short distance, the force changes along with the change of factors such as vehicle speed, acceleration, distance and the like, when the distance between a target vehicle and the surrounding vehicles exceeds a certain range, the influence on the field strength of the surrounding vehicles is negligible, but at present, students do not limit the action range of the field force.
The environment field modeling problem based on the safety potential field is that the existing report only adopts the environment field modeling with the transverse distance as a variable, the key influence of the longitudinal distance is not considered, and the intrinsic mechanism of real lane changing in some special scenes, such as the situation that lanes are accelerated in a confluence area, the number of lanes is reduced due to traffic accidents or temporary construction, and the like, cannot be embodied. The concrete steps are as follows: the variable of the existing environment field is the transverse distance between the vehicle and the road boundary as well as the marked line, and the limitation of the environment facility and laws and regulations on the vehicle behavior can be well described when no road condition change occurs. However, when the number of lanes becomes small, it is necessary to forcibly change lanes to adjacent lanes when the vehicle travels to the end of the lane. Simulation experiments show that the number of vehicles which are not successfully changed can be increased by adopting the existing environment field model, and the combined vehicles which are not successfully changed can only stop at the tail end of a lane, so that the chance of waiting for combined lane change by peak traffic flow is avoided, and the vehicles bear larger driving risks and are inconsistent with the actual lane change situation.
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Aiming at the problem of indiscriminate modeling existing in the safety field modeling of the existing heterogeneous traffic popular cars, the invention reconstructs the vehicle field models of the existing CAV and HDV based on the safety potential field theory, and solves the problem that the existing vehicle field models do not fully describe the influence degree of different types of drivers on the safety field range. Aiming at the problem that the lane change environment does not consider the influence of the longitudinal distance of a lane under certain special conditions of the existing heterogeneous traffic flow, the invention establishes the driving environment field taking the longitudinal distance as a variable, truly reflects the influence of the reduction of the number of temporary lanes caused by acceleration lanes, road construction or traffic accidents of a certain special conditions, such as a confluence region, on the running condition of a vehicle, and accords with the actual lane change condition. The technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a heterogeneous traffic epidemic car security field modeling method comprises the following steps:
step A: construction of CAV vehicle field model
A1, quantifying target vehicle attributes;
a2, determining pseudo distance;
the dangerous degree of the target vehicle also depends on the relative positions of the target vehicle and surrounding potential risk vehicles, and the actual space distance of the potential risk vehicles, which are close to the target vehicle at different angles, is corrected by referring to Euclidean distance to obtain pseudo distance;
a3, coordinate transformation is carried out
Consider potentially risky vehicle roll
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When the vehicle runs in the axial direction, the vehicle body can deflect to a certain extent, the vehicle field model also deflects along with the deflection, and in a lane change scene, the formula is as follows:
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the counterclockwise direction is defined as positive, where:
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deflecting the course angle counterclockwise for the field model;
a4 determination of CAV vehicle field model
Describing CAV vehicle field strength as a function of the form of the takawa potential to describe short-range interactions between nuclei
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A5, calibrating parameters of CAV vehicle field model and restraining action range of the model
Using a differential evolution algorithm, and performing performance parameter calibration on undetermined coefficients in the established CAV vehicle field model by taking a difference value between a force range of a minimized CAV vehicle field and a vehicle head time interval in a strong following state as an objective function, so that field intensity distribution of the undetermined coefficients is more in accordance with a real running state of the vehicle, and taking the strong following vehicle head time interval as a critical action range of field intensity of the CAV vehicle field, so that a field intensity value of the CAV vehicle field can be obtained, and the action range of the CAV vehicle field is restrained;
and (B) step (B): construction of HDV vehicle field model
Step B1: restraining the reach of an HDV vehicle field
The HDV vehicle can keep a stable state when following a car ahead with a 2.7s headway, and the field intensity value of the vehicle is a critical value 0, namely:
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wherein:
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is the standard headway; />
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The vehicle speed is the self-vehicle speed;
step B2: construction of driver environmental psychological bearing degree
Adopting a fuzzy theory, selecting typical characteristic factors which reflect the characteristics of a driver: determining the individual experience degree, the environment visibility degree and the psychological trust degree, inputting the characteristic value of the driver environment psychological tolerance assessment model, fuzzifying the characteristic value, obtaining a fuzzy quantity of the driver environment psychological tolerance through logic operation of a fuzzy rule, and converting the fuzzy quantity into an accurate specific numerical value by utilizing defuzzification, namely the driver environment psychological tolerance finally calculated by the driver environment psychological tolerance assessment model;
step B3: determining HDV vehicle field model
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Wherein:
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the field strength is HDV vehicle field strength; />
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Is an adjustment coefficient related to the extremum of the function; />
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The environmental psychological bearing degree is used for the driver; />
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A critical threshold for a safe distance; />
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Is a coefficient to be determined in relation to speed; />
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Is pseudo distance;
step C: construction of an environmental field model with lateral distance as a variable
An exponential function is selected to construct an environment field taking the transverse distance as a variable, so that the value of the environment field is infinite at the boundary to have a trend of preventing the vehicle from driving away;
step D: construction of an environmental field model with longitudinal distance as a variable
Selecting repulsive potential of potential field theory to construct a vehicle boundary environment field so as to quantitatively represent the influence of reduction of the number of lanes in road condition change on vehicle driving safety, and establishing an environment field along the driving direction of the traffic flow for the lanes;
step E: drawing field intensity diagram of driving safety field
And drawing a CAV vehicle field, an HDV vehicle field, a multi-vehicle superposition vehicle field and an environment field through MATLAB.
In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, in the A1, the target vehicle
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Equivalent mass of->
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The formula of (2) is:
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wherein:
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for the target vehicle->
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Equivalent mass of (a); />
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For the target vehicle->
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Is the actual mass of (3); />
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For the target vehicle->
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Is a function of the speed of the machine.
As a preferred aspect of the present invention, in the A2, the pseudo distance
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The formula of (2) is:
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wherein:
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and->
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Vehicle length and width, respectively, < >>
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Is a predetermined coefficient related to the road.
As a preferred aspect of the present invention, in the A4, CAV vehicle field strength
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The formula is:
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wherein:
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、/>
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all are undetermined coefficients; />
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The position coordinates of the space where the mass center of the target vehicle is located; />
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The current acceleration of the target vehicle; />
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For the spatial coordinates of a point around the target vehicle to the centroid of the vehicle +.>
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Is included in the plane of the first part;
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the value of the original coordinate after deflection is taken.
In the preferred embodiment of the invention, in the A5, the specific method for calibrating the CAV vehicle field model parameter is as follows:
a5.1 screening of vehicle Natural Driving trajectory data set
A5.2 pretreatment of data set
According to screening conditions of the following state, ensuring that front and rear vehicles run on the same lane, setting the distance between the front and rear vehicles within the range of 2-150m, defaulting to vehicle queuing state rejection when the distance is too small, and defaulting to free flow state rejection when the distance is too large; setting a minimum following time of 10s, and defaulting to a state that a stable state cannot be achieved and rejecting when the duration is too large or too small; acquiring a distribution interval of each following vehicle data by arranging and analyzing track data of a data set, and extracting effective following data by analyzing a distribution rule of the distribution interval;
a5.3 obtaining the headway in the Strong heel-and-heel state
A5.4, calibrating performance parameters of undetermined coefficients in the CAV vehicle field model by utilizing effective following data through a differential evolution algorithm; and taking the headway in a strong following state as a critical action range of the CAV vehicle field intensity to obtain a CAV vehicle field intensity value and restraining the action range of the CAV vehicle field.
As a preferred aspect of the present invention, in the B2, the specific construction method of the driver environmental psychological tolerance is as follows:
b2.1 determining environmental psychological bearing index
Determining the individual experience degree, the environmental visibility and the psychological trust degree of the driver as environmental psychological bearing degree indexes;
b2.2 determining the discourse of each index
The driver environmental psychological bearing degree evaluation model is three-input single-output, an individual experience degree domain interval is set to be [0,5], a fuzzy subset is { Low, medium, high }, a domain interval of environmental visibility is [0,3], the fuzzy subset is { Near, middle, far }, a psychological trust degree domain is [ -3,3], and the fuzzy subset is { negative big NB, negative small NS, zero ZO, positive small PS, positive big PB };
b2.3 determining the membership function and membership of each index
Setting fuzzy input as individual experience degree of a driver and environment visibility, selecting a triangular form membership function, selecting a Gaussian form membership function when the fuzzy input is psychological trust degree, and obtaining membership of each index according to the membership function;
b2.4 establishing a driver environmental psychological bearing evaluation model rule table according to the membership degree
And B2.5, determining the relation among three input indexes by a rule table to obtain a bearing degree value in the range of [0,1], namely the environmental psychological bearing degree of the driver.
In the step C, the environmental field model formula using the lateral distance as a variable is as follows:
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wherein: assuming that the vehicle travel road is a two-lane,
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indicating a lane outside road boundary line, too close to which a substantial collision with the vehicle can occur; />
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The vehicle running coordinates; />
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And->
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Risk coefficients of the road marking and the boundary risk field are respectively; />
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Is the total width of the lane; />
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Is the potential field convergence coefficient.
As a preferred aspect of the present invention, in the step D, the environmental field model formula using the longitudinal distance as a variable is:
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wherein:
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risk coefficients of the road marking and the boundary risk field; />
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For vehicle->
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Vector distance to the end of the acceleration lane.
In the step E, the specific process of the field intensity diagram of the driving safety field is as follows:
CAV vehicle field, input: vehicle speed
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Vehicle acceleration->
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Yaw angle>
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Vehicle mass->
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Vehicle position coordinates and differential evolution methodDefined +.>
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、/>
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、/>
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、/>
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: CAV vehicle field strength>
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HDV vehicle field, input: adjustment coefficients related to function extremum
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Driver mental tolerance->
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Vehicle speed->
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the Vehicle position coordinates; and (3) outputting: HDV vehicle field strength->
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Multiple vehicle superposition vehicle field, input: speed of two vehicles
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/>
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Acceleration of two vehicles->
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/>
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Yaw angle +.>
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/>
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Two-wheeled vehicle mass->
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/>
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Two-position coordinates, marked by differential evolution method +.>
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/>
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/>
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/>
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: field intensity of vehicle after multi-vehicle superposition>
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An environmental field with lateral distance as a variable, input: vehicle coordinates, total lane width
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Risk coefficient of road marking and boundary risk field +.>
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/>
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Potential field convergence factor->
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: ambient field strength as a function of lateral distance +.>
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Environmental field, transfusion, with longitudinal distance as a variableThe method comprises the following steps: risk coefficient of road marking and boundary risk field
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Vehicle->
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Vector distance to the end of the acceleration lane +.>
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: environmental field with longitudinal distance as a function>
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The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:
(1) The invention is based on heterogeneous traffic flow differential modeling concept, which considers the difference of the perception, acting force and the like of CAV vehicles and HDV vehicles, builds a vehicle field model and perfects the action range constraint of the CAV vehicle field; the influence of individual difference of the HDV driver and driving environment on driving safety is considered, the comprehensive index of the psychological visibility of the driver environment is constructed, the psychological acting force of the HDV driver in mixed driving is deduced by means of the concept of psychological fields, and the vehicle field model of the HDV traditional vehicle is established. Combining the determined vehicle field model with an environment field model representing road boundaries, marked lines and other elements to form a safety field model for describing heterogeneous traffic flow running states and safety together;
(2) According to the invention, the environmental field model taking the longitudinal distance as a variable is added for the first time, so that the driving environmental field model is perfected, the influence of the environmental field on the running condition of the vehicle is truly reflected, the environmental field model accords with the actual lane change condition, the situation analysis shows that the vehicle field model can quantitatively analyze the driving risk of the vehicle, the contour line can visualize the field intensity distribution of the vehicle, the driving safety space of the vehicle is represented, and the interpretability of the heterogeneous traffic flow safety field model is enhanced. The dynamic driving risk of the vehicle can be quantitatively described, a following model and a lane changing model based on a safety potential field can be deduced according to a driving safety field, and a theoretical basis is made for researching the movement situation of the vehicle under heterogeneous traffic.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of the present invention;
figure 2 is a view of a CAV vehicle safety potential field model in the invention,
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figure 3 is a view of a CAV vehicle safety potential field model in the invention,
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figure 4 is a view of a CAV vehicle safety potential field model in the invention,
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figure 5 is a view of a CAV vehicle safety potential field model in the invention,
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figure 6 is a diagram of a HDV vehicle safety potential field model in accordance with the present invention,
FIG. 7 is a schematic illustration of a multi-car superimposed-on-fly field intensity contour line in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a diagram of a model of the environmental safety potential field of a mainline lane in the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a diagram of an environmental safety potential field model of an acceleration lane in accordance with the present invention.
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Referring to fig. 1: a heterogeneous traffic epidemic car security field modeling method comprises the following steps:
a1, quantifying the target vehicle attribute, wherein the formula is as follows:
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wherein:
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for the target vehicle->
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Equivalent mass of (a); />
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For the target vehicle->
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Is the actual mass of (3); />
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For the target vehicle->
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Is a speed of (2);
a2 determination of pseudo-ranges
The dangerous degree of the target vehicle also depends on the relative positions of the target vehicle and surrounding potential risk vehicles, and the Euclidean distance is referred to, so that the space actual distance of the potential risk vehicles approaching the target vehicle at different angles is corrected to obtain the pseudo distance
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The formula of (2) is:
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wherein:
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a critical threshold for a safe distance; />
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Is a coefficient to be determined in relation to speed; />
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And->
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Vehicle length and width, respectively, < >>
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Is a coefficient to be determined related to the road;
a3, coordinate transformation is carried out
Consider potentially risky vehicle roll
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When the vehicle runs in the axial direction, the vehicle body can deflect to a certain extent, the vehicle field model also deflects along with the deflection, and in a lane change scene, the formula is as follows:
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the counterclockwise direction is defined as positive, where:
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deflecting the course angle counterclockwise for the field model;
a4 determination of CAV vehicle field model
Describing CAV vehicle field strength as a function of the form of the takawa potential to describe short-range interactions between nuclei
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The formula is:
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wherein:
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、/>
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all are undetermined coefficients; />
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Is the centroid of the target vehiclePosition coordinates of the space; />
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The current acceleration of the target vehicle; />
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For the spatial coordinates of a point around the target vehicle to the centroid of the vehicle +.>
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Is included in the plane of the first part;
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the value of the original coordinates after deflection is taken;
a5, calibrating parameters of CAV vehicle field model and restraining action range of the model
Since the potential field strength in the vehicle field model is limited by the range of action, only short-range forces are applied to surrounding vehicles within a short distance, and the forces vary with changes in vehicle speed, acceleration, distance, etc., when the target vehicle is beyond a certain range from the surrounding vehicle, the field strength effect on the surrounding vehicles is negligible. Using a differential evolution algorithm, and performing performance parameter calibration on undetermined coefficients in the established CAV vehicle field model by taking a difference value between a force range of a minimized CAV vehicle field and a vehicle head time interval in a strong following state as an objective function, so that field intensity distribution of the undetermined coefficients is more in accordance with a real running state of the vehicle, and taking the strong following vehicle head time interval as a critical action range of field intensity of the CAV vehicle field, so that a field intensity value of the CAV vehicle field can be obtained, and the action range of the CAV vehicle field is restrained;
step B1: restraining the reach of an HDV vehicle field
The HDV vehicle can keep a stable state when following a car ahead with a 2.7s headway, and the field intensity value of the vehicle is a critical value 0, namely:
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wherein:
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is standard toA time interval of the head; />
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The vehicle speed is the self-vehicle speed;
step B2: construction of driver environmental psychological bearing degree
Adopting a fuzzy theory, selecting typical characteristic factors which reflect the characteristics of a driver: determining the individual experience degree, the environment visibility degree and the psychological trust degree, inputting the characteristic value of the driver environment psychological tolerance assessment model, fuzzifying the characteristic value, obtaining a fuzzy quantity of the driver environment psychological tolerance through logic operation of a fuzzy rule, and converting the fuzzy quantity into an accurate specific numerical value by utilizing defuzzification, namely the driver environment psychological tolerance finally calculated by the driver environment psychological tolerance assessment model;
step B3: determining HDV vehicle field model
A CAV vehicle field is a physical quantity that varies in space-time, and thus a potential field essentially belongs to a physical field. In physics, due to the law of conservation of momentum, momentum is thought to exist in fields, and physical fields are truly present. And a field is a region of space where each location is subjected to a force, the field lines are typically used to represent the magnitude of the field at a location. Therefore, the physical field generated by the attribute of the people, the vehicles and the roads in the traffic system exists;
road users in traffic systems, i.e. drivers or pedestrians, are more concerned about obstacles or threats in their direct view in the direction of movement, which directly affect their safety judgment and movement-related behavior. When applying the safety field theory to road users, the interacting vehicle fields also generate a "repulsive force" that keeps the two interacting person-vehicle combinations in a safe physical gap between each other. However, this risk-symbolized "force" is not an actual physical force, since it does not follow newton's law, as the force and the reaction force are equal, but a psychological force, the effect of which is only manifested by the behaviour of the interacting road users. Thus, unlike the physical field, the theory of the safety field in the context of road users is a psychological field, which is only manifested by the effect of psychological effects of risk on the road user's behavior;
thus, the "effort" perceived by drivers and pedestrians is inherently linked to their perception. While it would normally repel interacting road users, the presence of a careless road user does not "feel" the risk forces and does not take corresponding action even though the situation may be critical. In fact, such behavior that does not take timely action based on forces in traffic interactions can lead to traffic collisions and accidents;
based on the discussion of the psychological acting force of the road user, unlike the physical potential field generated by the road environment and the CAV vehicle due to the self quality, speed and other attributes, the method fully considers the judgment difference of the individuality of the driver on the driving safety aiming at the modeling of the driver safety field, and establishes the potential field reflecting the psychological reaction of the driver as the vehicle field model of the traditional vehicle by taking the road visibility as an important index influencing the psychological state of the driver. The decision maker of the traditional vehicle generates psychological acting force for changing subjective cognition under the change of external traffic conditions, the field intensity of the traditional vehicle field represents the stress degree of a driver on conflict objects in the external traffic space position, the field intensity is the same as the direction of the psychological acting force, and the larger the driver perceives the external stress degree, the larger the psychological field force is, and the larger the field intensity value is;
the HDV vehicle field strength calculation formula derived from the discussion above is as follows:
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wherein:
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the field strength is HDV vehicle field strength; />
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Is an adjustment coefficient related to the extremum of the function; />
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The environmental psychological bearing degree is used for the driver;
in the running process of the vehicle, the road marking and the boundaries on two sides can generate a certain constraint effect on the running of the vehicle, and the vehicle is restricted to keep running in the middle of the lane line to maintain the continuity of the vehicle flow, so that the relatively stable head distance and the transverse distance are kept. Therefore, the risk of driving is small when the vehicle is driving in the center position of the lane, and the risk of deviating from the road boundary is greater than that of crossing the marked line. Assuming that the vehicle driving road is a double-lane, representing a road boundary line outside the lane, and being too close, the vehicle can be in substantial collision with the vehicle;
to avoid abrupt changes, an exponential function is selected to construct an environmental field with lateral distance as a variable, so that the value of the environmental field is infinite at the boundary to have a trend of preventing the vehicle from driving away, and the formula is as follows:
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wherein: assuming that the vehicle travel road is a two-lane,
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indicating a lane outside road boundary line, too close to which a substantial collision with the vehicle can occur; />
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The vehicle running coordinates; />
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And->
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Risk coefficients of the road marking and the boundary risk field are respectively; />
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Is the total width of the lane; />
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Is the potential field convergence coefficient;
aiming at the problem of lane number change, an environment field along the traffic flow driving direction is established for the lanes, a repulsive potential of a potential field theory is selected to construct a vehicle boundary environment field so as to quantitatively represent the influence of lane number reduction on the vehicle driving safety in the road condition change, and the expression is as follows:
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wherein:
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risk coefficients of the road marking and the boundary risk field; />
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For vehicle->
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Vector distance to the end of the acceleration lane;
drawing a CAV vehicle field, an HDV vehicle field, a multi-vehicle superposition vehicle field and an environment field through MATLAB;
referring to fig. 2-5, cav vehicle field, input: vehicle speed
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Vehicle acceleration->
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Yaw angle>
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Vehicle mass->
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Vehicle position coordinates, and ++specified by differential evolution method>
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: CAV vehicle field strength>
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Referring to fig. 6, hdv vehicle field, input: adjustment coefficients related to function extremum
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Psychological tolerance of driver's environment
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Vehicle speed->
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the Vehicle position coordinates; and (3) outputting: HDV vehicle field strength->
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Referring to fig. 7, a multi-vehicle superposition vehicle field, input: speed of two vehicles
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Acceleration of two vehicles->
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Yaw angle +.>
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Referring to fig. 8, an ambient field, in which a lateral distance is a variable, is input: vehicle coordinates, total lane width
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Risk coefficient of road marking and boundary risk field +.>
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Potential field convergence factor->
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: ambient field strength as a function of lateral distance
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Referring to fig. 9, an environmental field, which is a longitudinal distance, is input: risk coefficient of road marking and boundary risk field
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Vehicle->
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Vector distance to the end of the acceleration lane +.>
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: in the longitudinal directionEnvironmental field with distance as variable->
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Further, the specific method of A5 is as follows:
a5.1 screening of vehicle Natural Driving trajectory data set
A5.2 pretreatment of data set
Statistical information about the lane distribution and speed distribution of the vehicle is obtained, however, there are various running states of the vehicle during running in the area, so the present patent sets screening conditions of the following state to process the data. Firstly, ensuring that front and rear vehicles run on the same lane; secondly, setting the distance between the front vehicle and the rear vehicle within the range of 2-150m, defaulting to vehicle queuing state rejection when the distance is too small, and defaulting to free flow state rejection when the distance is too large; and finally, setting the minimum following time of 10s, and defaulting to be unable to reach a stable state and rejecting when the duration is too large or too small. Acquiring a distribution interval of each following vehicle data by arranging and analyzing track data of a data set, and extracting effective following data by analyzing a distribution rule of the distribution interval;
a5.3 obtaining the headway in the Strong heel-and-heel state
A5.4, calibrating performance parameters of undetermined coefficients in the CAV vehicle field model by utilizing effective following data through a differential evolution algorithm; and taking the headway in a strong following state as a critical action range of the CAV vehicle field intensity to obtain a CAV vehicle field intensity value and restraining the action range of the CAV vehicle field.
Further, in the step B2, the specific construction method of the driver environmental psychological bearing degree is as follows:
b2.1 determining environmental psychological bearing index
Determining the individual experience degree, the environmental visibility and the psychological trust degree of the driver as environmental psychological bearing degree indexes;
b2.2 determining the discourse of each index
The driver environmental psychological bearing degree evaluation model is three-input single-output, an individual experience degree domain interval is set to be [0,5], a fuzzy subset is { Low, medium, high }, a domain interval of environmental visibility is [0,3], the fuzzy subset is { Near, middle, far }, a psychological trust degree domain is [ -3,3], and the fuzzy subset is { negative big NB, negative small NS, zero ZO, positive small PS, positive big PB };
b2.3 determining the membership function and membership of each index
Setting fuzzy input as individual experience degree of a driver and environment visibility, selecting a triangular form membership function, selecting a Gaussian form membership function when the fuzzy input is psychological trust degree, and obtaining membership of each index according to the membership function;
b2.4 establishing a driver environmental psychological bearing evaluation model rule table according to the membership degree
And B2.5, determining the relation among three input indexes by a rule table to obtain a bearing degree value in the range of [0,1], namely the environmental psychological bearing degree of the driver.
The foregoing is merely illustrative of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited thereto, and any person skilled in the art will readily recognize that variations or substitutions are within the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention shall be subject to the protection scope of the claims.

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1. The modeling method for the security field of the heterogeneous traffic epidemic car is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
step A: construction of CAV vehicle field model
A1, quantifying target vehicle attributes;
a2, determining pseudo distance;
the dangerous degree of the target vehicle also depends on the relative positions of the target vehicle and surrounding potential risk vehicles, and the actual space distance of the potential risk vehicles, which are close to the target vehicle at different angles, is corrected by referring to Euclidean distance to obtain pseudo distance;
a3, coordinate transformation is carried out
Consider potentially risky vehicle roll
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When the vehicle runs in the axial direction, the vehicle body can deflect to a certain extent,the vehicle field model should also deflect accordingly, especially in lane change scenarios, the formula is:
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the counterclockwise direction is defined as positive, where:
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deflecting the course angle counterclockwise for the field model;
a4 determination of CAV vehicle field model
Describing CAV vehicle field strength as a function of the form of the takawa potential to describe short-range interactions between nuclei
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A5, calibrating parameters of CAV vehicle field model and restraining action range of the model
Using a differential evolution algorithm, and performing performance parameter calibration on undetermined coefficients in the established CAV vehicle field model by taking a difference value between a force range of a minimized CAV vehicle field and a vehicle head time interval in a strong following state as an objective function, so that field intensity distribution of the undetermined coefficients is more in accordance with a real running state of the vehicle, and taking the strong following vehicle head time interval as a critical action range of field intensity of the CAV vehicle field, so that a field intensity value of the CAV vehicle field can be obtained, and the action range of the CAV vehicle field is restrained;
and (B) step (B): construction of HDV vehicle field model
Step B1: restraining the reach of an HDV vehicle field
The HDV vehicle can keep a stable state when following a car ahead with a 2.7s headway, and the field intensity value of the vehicle is a critical value 0, namely:
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wherein:
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is the standard headway; />
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The vehicle speed is the self-vehicle speed;
step B2: construction of driver environmental psychological bearing degree
Adopting a fuzzy theory, selecting typical characteristic factors which reflect the characteristics of a driver: determining the individual experience degree, the environment visibility degree and the psychological trust degree, inputting the characteristic value of the driver environment psychological tolerance assessment model, fuzzifying the characteristic value, obtaining a fuzzy quantity of the driver environment psychological tolerance through logic operation of a fuzzy rule, and converting the fuzzy quantity into an accurate specific numerical value by utilizing defuzzification, namely the driver environment psychological tolerance finally calculated by the driver environment psychological tolerance assessment model;
step B3: determining HDV vehicle field model
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Wherein:
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the field strength is HDV vehicle field strength; />
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Is an adjustment coefficient related to the extremum of the function; />
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The environmental psychological bearing degree is used for the driver; />
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A critical threshold for a safe distance; />
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Is a coefficient to be determined in relation to speed; />
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Is pseudo distance;
step C: construction of an environmental field model with lateral distance as a variable
An exponential function is selected to construct an environment field taking the transverse distance as a variable, so that the value of the environment field is infinite at the boundary to have a trend of preventing the vehicle from driving away;
step D: construction of an environmental field model with longitudinal distance as a variable
Selecting repulsive potential of potential field theory to construct a vehicle boundary environment field so as to quantitatively represent the influence of reduction of the number of lanes in road condition change on vehicle driving safety, and establishing an environment field along the driving direction of the traffic flow for the lanes;
step E: drawing field intensity diagram of driving safety field
And drawing a CAV vehicle field, an HDV vehicle field, a multi-vehicle superposition vehicle field and an environment field through MATLAB.
2. The heterogeneous transportation epidemic safety field modeling method according to claim 1, wherein in the A1, the target vehicle
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Equivalent mass of->
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The formula of (2) is:
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wherein:
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for the target vehicle->
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Equivalent mass of (a); />
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For the target vehicle->
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Is the actual mass of (3); />
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For the target vehicle->
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Is a function of the speed of the machine.
3. The method for modeling security of heterogeneous transportation vehicles according to claim 2, wherein in A2, the pseudo distance is calculated
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The formula of (2) is:
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wherein:
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and->
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Vehicle length and width, respectively, < >>
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Is a predetermined coefficient related to the road.
4. A method for modeling security of a heterogeneous transportation epidemic vehicle according to claim 3, wherein in A4, CAV vehicle field intensity is
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The formula is:
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wherein:
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、/>
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all are undetermined coefficients; />
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The position coordinates of the space where the mass center of the target vehicle is located; />
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The current acceleration of the target vehicle; />
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For the spatial coordinates of a point around the target vehicle to the centroid of the vehicle +.>
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Is included in the plane of the first part; />
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The value of the original coordinate after deflection is taken.
5. The heterogeneous traffic epidemic car security field modeling method according to claim 4, wherein in the A5, the specific method for calibrating the CAV car field model parameters is as follows:
a5.1 screening of vehicle Natural Driving trajectory data set
A5.2 pretreatment of data set
According to screening conditions of the following state, ensuring that front and rear vehicles run on the same lane, setting the distance between the front and rear vehicles within the range of 2-150m, defaulting to vehicle queuing state rejection when the distance is too small, and defaulting to free flow state rejection when the distance is too large; setting a minimum following time of 10s, and defaulting to a state that a stable state cannot be achieved and rejecting when the duration is too large or too small; acquiring a distribution interval of each following vehicle data by arranging and analyzing track data of a data set, and extracting effective following data by analyzing a distribution rule of the distribution interval;
a5.3 obtaining the headway in the Strong heel-and-heel state
A5.4, calibrating performance parameters of undetermined coefficients in the CAV vehicle field model by utilizing effective following data through a differential evolution algorithm; and taking the headway in a strong following state as a critical action range of the CAV vehicle field intensity to obtain a CAV vehicle field intensity value and restraining the action range of the CAV vehicle field.
6. The heterogeneous traffic epidemic car security field modeling method according to claim 5, wherein the specific construction method of the driver environmental psychological bearing degree in B2 is as follows:
b2.1 determining environmental psychological bearing index
Determining the individual experience degree, the environmental visibility and the psychological trust degree of the driver as environmental psychological bearing degree indexes;
b2.2 determining the discourse of each index
The driver environmental psychological bearing degree evaluation model is three-input single-output, an individual experience degree domain interval is set to be [0,5], a fuzzy subset is { Low, medium, high }, a domain interval of environmental visibility is [0,3], the fuzzy subset is { Near, middle, far }, a psychological trust degree domain is [ -3,3], and the fuzzy subset is { negative big NB, negative small NS, zero ZO, positive small PS, positive big PB };
b2.3 determining the membership function and membership of each index
Setting fuzzy input as individual experience degree of a driver and environment visibility, selecting a triangular form membership function, selecting a Gaussian form membership function when the fuzzy input is psychological trust degree, and obtaining membership of each index according to the membership function;
b2.4 establishing a driver environmental psychological bearing evaluation model rule table according to the membership degree
And B2.5, determining the relation among three input indexes by a rule table to obtain a bearing degree value in the range of [0,1], namely the environmental psychological bearing degree of the driver.
7. The method for modeling security of heterogeneous transportation vehicles according to claim 6, wherein in the step C, the environmental field model formula using the lateral distance as a variable is:
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wherein: assuming that the vehicle travel road is a two-lane,
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indicating a lane outside road boundary line, too close to which a substantial collision with the vehicle can occur; />
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The vehicle running coordinates; />
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And->
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Risk coefficients of the road marking and the boundary risk field are respectively; />
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Is the total width of the lane; />
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Is the potential field convergence coefficient.
8. The method for modeling security of heterogeneous transportation vehicles according to claim 7, wherein in the step D, the environmental field model formula using the longitudinal distance as a variable is:
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wherein:
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risk coefficients of the road marking and the boundary risk field; />
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For vehicle->
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Vector distance to the end of the acceleration lane.
9. The method for modeling a security field of a heterogeneous transportation epidemic vehicle according to claim 8, wherein in the step E, the specific process of the field intensity diagram of the security field of the transportation is as follows:
CAV vehicle field, input: vehicle speed
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Vehicle acceleration->
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Yaw angle>
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Vehicle mass->
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Vehicle position coordinates, and ++specified by differential evolution method>
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、/>
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、/>
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: CAV vehicle field strength>
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HDV vehicle field, input: adjustment coefficients related to function extremum
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Driver mental tolerance->
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Speed of vehicle
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the Vehicle position coordinates; and (3) outputting: HDV vehicle field strength->
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Multiple vehicle superposition vehicle field, input: speed of two vehicles
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/>
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Acceleration of two vehicles->
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Yaw angle +.>
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/>
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Two-wheeled vehicle mass->
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Two-position coordinates and differential evolution methodMarked->
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/>
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/>
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: field intensity of vehicle after multi-vehicle superposition>
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An environmental field with lateral distance as a variable, input: vehicle coordinates, total lane width
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Risk coefficient of road marking and boundary risk field +.>
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/>
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Potential field convergence factor->
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: ambient field strength as a function of lateral distance +.>
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Environmental field with longitudinal distance as variable, input: risk coefficient of road marking and boundary risk field
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Vehicle->
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Vector distance to the end of the acceleration lane +.>
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The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the And (3) outputting: environmental field with longitudinal distance as a function>
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