Abstract
Transport administrators make decisions about road infrastructure and traffic management that significantly impact people’s lives.To improve efficiency, an increasing number of decision makers complement their expertise with the automated insight afforded by robust and reliable computational models of traffic. To produce such models, we propose an innovative intelligent algorithm that combines Symbolic Regression with Transfer Learning and Neural Networks. The algorithm learns historical and real time traffic patterns from several areas of the road network and transfers that knowledge to the location where a prediction is needed (i.e., the target zone), by injecting it into the model trained on local data. We enhanced our evolutionary algorithm with a Deep Learning component that automates the selection of areas to transfer knowledge from (i.e., the source zones). Its role is to identify those regions of the road network where pre-training models significantly increases predictive accuracy at target locations. Preliminary experiments show our approach is more likely to identify adequate transfer learning sources than algorithm variants where source selection is manual and, respectively, performed by a standard Artificial Neural Network.
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | The Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference |
Subtitle of host publication | Evolutionary Computation and Decision Making Workshop |
Publisher | ACM |
Number of pages | 4 |
Publication status | Accepted/In press - Apr 2025 |
Event | The Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference: Evolutionary Computation and Decision Making Workshop - Spain, Malaga Duration: 14 Jul 2025 → 18 Jul 2025 https://gecco-2025.sigevo.org/HomePage |
Conference
Conference | The Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference |
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Abbreviated title | GECCO 2025 |
City | Malaga |
Period | 14/07/25 → 18/07/25 |
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Keywords
- Symbolic Regression
- Transfer Learning
- Deep Learning
- Intelligent Urban Mobility