Probabilistic speed–density relationship for pedestrian traffic
• Probabilistic modeling approach to characterize speed–density relationship of pedestrian traffic. • Data-driven approach which is motivated by the empirically observed heterogeneity. • Model estimation and validation based on two case studies (data from a real scene and from controlled experiments...
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