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.
Simulation results indicate that the proposed Adaptive Quad-Agent Double Deep Q-Network model effectively supports dynamic signal phase adaptation, minimizes congestion, and provides more accurate queue length estimations under complex traffic conditions.
Bharathi Ramesh Kumar, Sachin Salunkhe, S. Shinde et al.· Frontiers in Future Transpor...· 0 citations
The findings demonstrate the potential of DRL-based traffic signal control in controlled simulation conditions and highlight that algorithm performance is strongly influenced by traffic policy design and environmental complexity.
D. Prastiyanto, A. A. Manaf, Muhammad Ahnaf Maulana et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
A systematic and up-to-date review of RL-based methods for large-scale TSC in traffic simulation environments, transportation modalities, and advances in methodologies is presented.
Xiao-Cai Zhang, Zhe Xiao, Tao Liu et al.· Artificial Intelligence Revi...· 0 citations
A novel cooperative MARL-based approach for adaptive traffic signal control in multi-intersection networks that significantly outperforms existing methods in relation to average pheromone intensity, average noise emission, and average waiting time is proposed.
T. Haddad· Transportation Research Reco...· 0 citations
The study uses a dynamic routing framework to create adaptive routing strategies, centered on a customized deep Q-network, that works well in variable traffic scenarios and effectively adapts to peak and off-peak delivery windows.
Qian Zhou· The 2026 International Confe...· 0 citations
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