Time Series Prediction with Digital Twins in Public Transportation Systems
Mehmet Ali Ertürk, Ph.D.
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Mehmet Ali Ertürk, Ph.D.
Assist. Prof., Department of Computer Engineering, Faculty of Computer and Information Technologies Istanbul University, Istanbul, Turkiye, mehmetali.erturk@istanbul.edu.tr
Classical traffic and transportation control centers must be more robust with the rapid spread of electric, intelligent, autonomous, and software-defined vehicles. Existing traffic management strategies have significant drawbacks in public safety, predictive maintenance, tuning the core functionality of vehicles, and managing mobility. We can renovate this system with next-generation intelligent Digital Twin (DT) technologies. This research proposes a time-series prediction system through Digital Twins to manage the public transportation system with Facebook’s Prophet. This study presents a model framework to build a Digital Twin application in Intelligent Public Transportation Systems and uses a public data set to validate the model with Facebook’s Prophet library by forecasting metro line passenger flows. According to the results, the Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) is 0.017 for a 1-day horizon.
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