Figure 1: Intelligent transportation
Why Intelligent Transportation:
- Traffic safety:
Artificial intelligence (AI), in conjunction with the Internet of Things (IoT), can help governments enforce traffic management and reduce vehicle violations.
- Road condition analysis:
Traffic analysis involves extensive analysis of data extracted from public transportation, cars, and pedestrians. The data is then streamed into mobile phones allowing drivers to plan their routes.
- Technology law enforcement:
AI image recognition enables law enforcement to reduce traffic congestion, implement illegal bans, and reduce road safety accidents. Smart bans improve law enforcement accuracy.
Data is the primary commodity harvested from ITS. ML has the inherent ability to discover knowledge from data. ML-enabled features like regression, clustering, classification, prediction and decision-making enhance ITS and serve as the building blocks of most IT applications.
ML pipeline
Figure 2 depicts the ML pipeline. This pipeline consists of several steps, such as data preprocessing, feature extraction, and modelling. The ML pipeline aims to model ITS elements that ITS tasks can utilise. For example, modelling vehicle mobility is useful for prediction tasks and classifying transportation infrastructure models from images can be used in perception.