Vehicular sensor networks (VSN) event region detection method based on Dempster-Shafer (D-S) evidence theory
A vehicle-mounted sensor and evidence theory technology, applied in the field of detecting event areas in road conditions, can solve problems such as affecting the performance of the event monitoring system, fast dynamic changes of network topology, and poor application scenarios.
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[0043] The classification-based event area detection method uses the difference of data information collected inside and outside the event area to classify and determine the scope of the event; the D-S evidence theory is used as an effective reasoning method for dealing with uncertainties. If T is used to represent the coverage road There is a monitoring event in a sub-cell in the map, F means no event, then the target recognition framework is: Θ={T, F}. D-S evidence conflict is used to reflect the degree of difference between specific space-time information evidence: when the D-S evidence conflict weight function value is ∞, it means that there is a complete conflict between the merged evidence, that is, there is a complete conflict between the merged evidence and other area evidence, indicating that the merged evidence area and Other areas belong to the event area and non-event area; when the D-S evidence conflict weight function value is 0, it means that there is no conflict...
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