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Dynamic Graph Neural Network-Transformer-LSTM Based Multi-Scale Spatio-Temporal Traffic Forecasting
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Accurate traffic flow prediction serves as a linchpin of intelligent transportation systems (ITS), underpinning optimized traffic control strategies and sustainable urban development initiatives. Traditional approaches are constrained by their failure to dynamically adapt to evolving and complex road network topologies while maintaining computational efficiency for large-scale deployment scenarios. To address this limitation, an innovative architecture is proposed. It synergistically integrates the Dynamic Graph Neural Network (DGNN), Transformer, and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM), collectively abbreviated as DGNNTL. The framework comprises two core components: the Dynamic Graph Attention Network (DyGAT) for autonomous topology inference, and a multiscale hybrid temporal modeling module that fuses Transformer and LSTM paradigms. DyGAT-driven adaptive adjacency generation is employed, where a trainable relational scoring matrix can dynamically detect traffic interaction patterns and congestion propagation paths without relying on predefined topological constraints. To enhance predictive accuracy while improving computational efficiency, a dual-path temporal processor incorporates windowed Transformer layers for city-level cyclical trend modeling and residual LSTM units with memory gates to capture fine-grained intersection-scale fluctuations. DyGAT-optimized spatiotemporal fusion is realized via a grouped attention mechanism, yielding real-time predictive capabilities with interpretable feature interactions. This framework establishes a novel interpretable traffic prediction paradigm through dynamic graph attention mechanisms, thereby enabling adaptive signal control systems and providing computational foundations for dynamic routing applications.
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Intelligent transportation
Traffic flow prediction
Dynamic routing systems
Spatio-temporall fusion
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