Optimal parameter values for mode detection in GPS post-processing: An experiment
作者： D. Upadhyay , V. Kaufmann , M. Flamm , K. W. Axhausen
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摘要: Summary Mode detection stage is a crucial step of post-processing GPS raw data. In the procedure developed by Schusssler and Axhausen (2008), fuzzy logic based algorithm used for mode each trip. This uses variables with three or four membership functions. Each function has key points parameters. paper deals optimization these parameters to give best possible match results from data post processing. Calibration was carried out help SPSS Microsoft-Excel. A program which able measure modal mismatch between processing sample well-coded Final optimized parameter profile produces considerably less than original that before. Keywords processing, detection, logic, Preferred Citation Style Upadhyay, D., N. Schussler, K.W. Axhausen, M. Flamm V. Kaufman (2008) Optimal values post-processing: An experiment,
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