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Agent framework discovers car-following patterns from trajectory data: the AERM model

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Jiamei Xu et al. propose an agent-centric framework that integrates physical constraints to empirically discover interpretable car-following patterns from multi-source trajectory data, yielding the Adaptive Equilibrium Response Model (AERM), which couples a state-dependent relative-velocity response with a spacing-dependent equilibrium-speed recovery. The framework discovers AERM on NGSIM US-101, highD and exiD data, and compares it with seven classical car-following models on Shanghai naturalistic driving data, NGSIM I-80 and Waymo trajectories: under per-trajectory calibration, AERM has the lowest spacing and speed reconstruction errors; under dataset-level shared parameters it remains competitive.

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  1. Agent-Driven Discovery of Interpretable Car-Following Laws: AERM Model Uncovers Car-Following Patterns from Multi-Source Trajectory Data

    An agent-centered framework incorporating physical constraints discovers interpretable car-following laws from multi-source trajectory data, yielding the Adaptive Equilibrium Response Model (AERM), which couples state-dependent relative-speed response with spacing-dependent equilibrium-speed restoration.

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