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Uncertainty Quantification of Car-following Behaviors: Physics-Informed Generative Adversarial Networks

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A novel PIDL model is proposed called DoubleGAN, which encodes the stochastic physics into the PIDL structure and captures the uncertain from vehicle trajectory data and introduces a stochastic CF model to inform the generator with prior physics information.

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