Shows improved parking success and efficiency in urban areas, indicating better resource allocation.
With increasing urban car ownership, parking demand has surged, yet limited space often makes nearby spots unavailable. Although real-time, cloud-based applications and historical-data-based predictions exist, they frequently overlook travel distance and time, causing mismatches in availability. Some studies employ heuristic or reinforcement learning for route guidance but neglect factors like agent-to-parking distance, probability variations, and geographic topology. This study introduces a utility-based model integrating these elements, using a Spatio-Temporal Graph Neural Network (ST-GNN) to capture road-parking correlations. Compared with Agent57 and DQN, the model, simulated in SUMO, adapts to traffic and demand fluctuations, improving parking success and efficiency.
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