A utility function of driving behavior for non-motor and motor vehicles is built based on dynamic reduplicate game theory to study the decision-making behavior of a driver for non-motor and motor vehicles in a mixed-traffic environment. This utility is built according to a driver’s personality that affects decision-making behavior, time refinement, and time difference to a conflict point between non-motor vehicles and motor vehicles in each period. Analysis of the utility function of driving behavior for non-motor and motor vehicles shows that, a Nash equilibrium exists in the game process, and the optimal decision making, for non-motor and motor vehicles in a dynamic game is obtained. The illustration shows that, during decision-making, (1) impulsive drivers choose the acceleration strategy; (2) mild drivers prefer the uniform or deceleration strategy; and (3) cautious drivers choose the deceleration strategy.


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    Title :

    Game Analysis of Driving Behavior in Mixed Traffic


    Contributors:
    Zhang, Lin (author) / Huang, Xuan-wei (author) / Wu, Wei-ming (author)


    Publication date :

    2015-08-14


    Size :

    92015-01-01 pages




    Type of media :

    Article (Journal)


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


    Language :

    Unknown



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