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Ising-Traffic: Using Ising Machine Learning to Predict Traffic Congestion under Uncertainty

AAAI 2023 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Distributed LLM inference systems · 33 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add robust training with different levels of uncertainty (ablation)Reconstruct-Ising · Reconstruction, average across datasets and missing ratesaccuracy: 85.67% -> 95.08%Helped
Enable the full set of reconstruction optimizations, including dynamic attention and geographical information embedding (ablation)Reconstruct-Ising · Reconstruction, average across datasets and missing ratesaccuracy: 95.08% -> 98.79%Helped
Use Ising-Traffic rather than the strongest listed baselineTraffic congestion prediction · PEMS8, 50% missing, testaccuracy: 94.7 -> 99.3Helped
Use Ising-Traffic rather than the strongest listed baselineTraffic congestion prediction · PEMS4, 50% missing, testaccuracy: 94.2 -> 99.0Helped
Use Ising-Traffic rather than the strongest listed baselineTraffic congestion prediction · PEMS-BAY, 50% missing, testaccuracy: 92.5 -> 99.1Helped
Use Ising-Traffic instead of the traditional prediction methodsTraffic congestion prediction · PEMS4, PEMS8, and PEMS-BAYlatency: 98×Helped

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