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Optimized adaptive traffic management using double DQN and prioritized experience replay in a multi-agent traffic control setup

Jul 2026 · Cluster Computing · Vol 29 · 0 citations · 49 references

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Simulation results in the SUMO environment demonstrate that DDQNTSCA achieves faster convergence, enhanced adaptability, and significant reductions in average travel time, queue length, and cumulative delay compared to existing DRL-based TSC methods.

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