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RiskTraf: Risk-Extrapolated Residual Learning for Multi-Variate Traffic Flow Prediction

Traffic sensors commonly record flow, speed, and occupancy, but standard traffic flow forecasting benchmarks and models rarely exploit all three raw measurements reliably. Although speed and occupancy provide sensor-native traffic-state information beyond flow alone, existing releases often omit these variables, replace them with proxies, or contain logically inconsistent records. Moreover, direct empirical risk minimization over three-variable inputs may exploit regime-dependent shortcuts, as the relationships among flow, speed, and occupancy vary substantially between free-flow and congested states. We introduce \textbf{PEMSB-3V}, a public benchmark suite that preserves raw flow, speed,...

AuthorsGuangyu Wang, Zhidan Liu
Primary categorycs.LG
Published21 August 2026
Last updated at source21 August 2026
cs.LGcs.AI
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