Multitype Origin-Destination (OD) Passenger Flow Prediction for Urban Rail Transit: A Deep Learning Clustering First Predicting Second Integrated Framework

Accurately predicting origin-destination (OD) passenger flows serves as the basis for implementing efficient plans, including line planning and timetabling. However, due to the complexity and variety of OD passenger flows types, general prediction models have difficulty in capturing the features of...

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Main Authors: Zhaocha Huang, Han Zheng, Kuan Yang
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Published: Wiley 2024-01-01
Series:Journal of Advanced Transportation
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2024/6629500
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description Accurately predicting origin-destination (OD) passenger flows serves as the basis for implementing efficient plans, including line planning and timetabling. However, due to the complexity and variety of OD passenger flows types, general prediction models have difficulty in capturing the features of different OD passenger flows, which in turn leads to poor prediction performance. To address this issue, we propose an integrated framework that combines clustering and prediction methods. First, an unsupervised deep learning model is devised to automatically cluster OD flow types by capturing shape characteristics. Second, three types of features are created to enhance training efficiency, including static features, time-dependent observed features, and time-dependent known features. Based on the clustering of OD passenger flow, a weighted adaptive passenger flow prediction model is developed. The study employs a temporal fusion transformers model to enable multitype OD passenger flow prediction. In the numerical experiments, the model was applied to the urban rail transit in South China, and the model clustered 15,168 OD pairs into 4 types for prediction. The findings show that this approach enhanced the prediction accuracy by 2.0%–9.6% compared to the LSTM model and by 1.6%–4.3% compared to the Graph WaveNet. Moreover, the model can accurately assess the various features for diverse types of OD flows.
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spelling doaj-art-0d266abeb8ae464ead5fe71c2bb368e62025-08-20T03:54:15ZengWileyJournal of Advanced Transportation2042-31952024-01-01202410.1155/2024/6629500Multitype Origin-Destination (OD) Passenger Flow Prediction for Urban Rail Transit: A Deep Learning Clustering First Predicting Second Integrated FrameworkZhaocha Huang0Han Zheng1Kuan Yang2School of Traffic and TransportationSchool of Traffic and TransportationSchool of Traffic and TransportationAccurately predicting origin-destination (OD) passenger flows serves as the basis for implementing efficient plans, including line planning and timetabling. However, due to the complexity and variety of OD passenger flows types, general prediction models have difficulty in capturing the features of different OD passenger flows, which in turn leads to poor prediction performance. To address this issue, we propose an integrated framework that combines clustering and prediction methods. First, an unsupervised deep learning model is devised to automatically cluster OD flow types by capturing shape characteristics. Second, three types of features are created to enhance training efficiency, including static features, time-dependent observed features, and time-dependent known features. Based on the clustering of OD passenger flow, a weighted adaptive passenger flow prediction model is developed. The study employs a temporal fusion transformers model to enable multitype OD passenger flow prediction. In the numerical experiments, the model was applied to the urban rail transit in South China, and the model clustered 15,168 OD pairs into 4 types for prediction. The findings show that this approach enhanced the prediction accuracy by 2.0%–9.6% compared to the LSTM model and by 1.6%–4.3% compared to the Graph WaveNet. Moreover, the model can accurately assess the various features for diverse types of OD flows.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2024/6629500
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Multitype Origin-Destination (OD) Passenger Flow Prediction for Urban Rail Transit: A Deep Learning Clustering First Predicting Second Integrated Framework
Journal of Advanced Transportation
title Multitype Origin-Destination (OD) Passenger Flow Prediction for Urban Rail Transit: A Deep Learning Clustering First Predicting Second Integrated Framework
title_full Multitype Origin-Destination (OD) Passenger Flow Prediction for Urban Rail Transit: A Deep Learning Clustering First Predicting Second Integrated Framework
title_fullStr Multitype Origin-Destination (OD) Passenger Flow Prediction for Urban Rail Transit: A Deep Learning Clustering First Predicting Second Integrated Framework
title_full_unstemmed Multitype Origin-Destination (OD) Passenger Flow Prediction for Urban Rail Transit: A Deep Learning Clustering First Predicting Second Integrated Framework
title_short Multitype Origin-Destination (OD) Passenger Flow Prediction for Urban Rail Transit: A Deep Learning Clustering First Predicting Second Integrated Framework
title_sort multitype origin destination od passenger flow prediction for urban rail transit a deep learning clustering first predicting second integrated framework
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2024/6629500
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