英文摘要 |
Design and evaluation of road pricing strategies require modeling the response of users with non-identical preferences and differing perceptions. To this end, this paper presents a probit-based heterogeneous dynamic stochastic user equilibrium (HDSUE) model, which captures path choice behavior of heterogeneous users with distinct value of time (VOT) and different perceptions of travel time. Across the population of travelers, VOT is assumed to be continuously distributed, and the perception errors of travel times in a choice set are multivariate normally distributed. The problem is formulated as an infinite-dimensional fixed point problem. To solve the HDSUE problem, a parametric analysis method is employed to facilitate defining a multi-class dynamic stochastic user equilibrium problem, which transforms the fixed point problem from infinite-dimensional to finite-dimensional spaces. A simulation-based and column generation-based heuristic is developed to solve the problem. A set of numerical experiments are conducted to examine the solution quality and convergence pattern of the algorithm, and explore the impacts of user heterogeneity in VOT and perception error in travel time on users' path choice response to dynamic road tolls. |