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Timing Sensitivity in Actuated Traffic Signal Control: A simulation study on one urban network
A comparison between adaptive and fixed-time traffic signals can change when only their timing settings change. We examine this sensitivity in 240 simulation runs on one OpenStreetMap-derived urban network, using eight configurations, three arrival rates and ten paired demand seeds. The experiment v
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