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Modeling crossing behavior and accident risk of pedestrians
G. Yannis
, J. Golias
,
E. Papadimitriou
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Crossing Behavior
100%
Behavioral Risk Factors
100%
Pedestrian
100%
Accident Risk
100%
Crossing Probability
66%
Pedestrian Crossing Behavior
66%
Urban Road
33%
Distribution Estimation
33%
Geometric Characteristics
33%
Road Link
33%
Mid-block
33%
Explanatory Variables
33%
Urban Areas
33%
Behavioral Model
33%
Nested Logit Model
33%
Traffic Characteristics
33%
Linear Regression Model
33%
Urban Trip
33%
INIS
accidents
100%
risks
100%
modeling
100%
distribution
66%
probability
66%
origin
33%
distance
33%
junctions
33%
geometry
33%
urban areas
33%
surveys
33%
assessments
33%
algorithms
33%
roads
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Pedestrian
100%
Crossing
100%
Behavior
100%
Risk
100%
Model
100%
Probability Theory
28%
Set
28%
Position (Location)
14%
Calculation
14%
Traffic
14%
Highway
14%
Algorithm
14%
Evaluation
14%
Metropolitan Area
14%
Urban Areas
14%
Distance
14%
Computer Science
Model
100%
Modeling
100%
Accidents
100%
Probability
33%
Crosswalk
33%
Explanatory Variable
16%
Behavior Model
16%
Links
16%
Geometric Characteristic
16%
Evaluation
16%
Algorithms
16%
Survey
16%
Traffic Characteristic
16%
Engineering
Models
100%
Accidents
100%
Estimation
50%
Crosswalk
33%
Evaluation
16%
Characteristics
16%
Road
16%
Algorithm
16%
Existing Model
16%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Scientific Modelling
100%
Metropolitan Area
50%
Location
50%
Logit Model
50%