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Joint Dynamic Lane Reversal and Variable Speed Limit Control: A Graphormer-Based Approach
Connected and automated vehicles could allow reassigning lane directions and speed limits on every road frequently, but the benefit hinges on how traffic reroutes, and one-way roads can isolate junctions. We formulate network-wide dynamic lane allocation and directional speed limit control with one-
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