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A spatio-temporal context-aware LLM-centric framework for autonomous vehicle scheduling

Sep 2026 · Applied intelligence (Boston) · Vol 56 · 0 citations · 45 references

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Experimental results show that the proposed P-LLM framework outperforms traditional scheduling methods and existing reinforcement learning baselines, and maintains stable and consistent performance across different real-world scenarios, time periods, fleet sizes, and order volumes.

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