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Metalearning traffic assignment for network disruptions with graph convolutional neural networks

Building machine-learning models for estimating traffic flows from OD matrices requires an appropriate design of the training process and a training dataset spanning over multiple regimes and dynamics. As machine-learning models rely heavily on historical data, their predictions are typically accurate only when future traffic patterns resemble those observed during training. However, their performance often degrades when there is a significant statistical discrepancy between historical and future conditions. This issue is particularly relevant in traffic forecasting when predictions are required for modified versions of the network, where the underlying graph structure changes due to even...

AuthorsSerio Agriesti, Guido Cantelmo, Francisco Camara Pereira
Primary categorycs.LG
Published6 March 2026
Last updated at source6 March 2026
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