Real Time Intelligent Traffic Signal System Using Deep Reinforcement Learning Technique
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Traffic is the world’s daily common problem happening all around the world. To normalize the traffic, traffic signals were made. Though it prevents heavy traffic, it is not sufficient. Mainly in India, traffic is one of the major causes for many pollution such as air and noise pollution and even causes accidents. This problem cannot solved with perfection in real time, but optimized with maximum efficiency with automation. With the help of Deep Reinforcement learning, this problem is optimized with maximum efficiency by assigning traffic signals in such a way that the waiting time for each vehicle is minimized on all side of the road. Keywords:
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