Ayad Turky
ABSTRACT
Determining the best shortest path between locations in intelligent transportation systems is crucial but challenging. Traditional approaches, which assume fixed travel times, fall short of accurately reflecting dynamic factors such as weather, time, and day. This paper introduces a novel two-stage approach that integrates deep learning and ant colony optimization to address this limitation. Firstly, deep learning is employed to predict travel times, incorporating weather conditions as input for improved accuracy. Secondly, an ant colony optimization algorithm is utilized to identify the shortest route based on the predicted travel times. We evaluated the proposed approach using the New York City taxi benchmark dataset and observed superior performance compared to current state-of-the-art algorithms.
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Index Terms
- Integrating Deep Learning and Ant Colony Optimization for Improved Shortest Route Problem Solving
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