Wardrop's first principle¶
Wardrop, J. G. (1952). Wardrop's first principle.
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Mechanisms¶
- Traffic Assignment Model
- Iterate to user equilibrium. Travelers are shifted toward faster routes and link times updated, repeatedly, until no traveler can improve by switching — Wardrop's first principle.
This sourceIt is the behavioral assumption that makes traffic assignment a prediction of selfish routing rather than a prescription of the system-optimal one.
- Iterate to user equilibrium. Travelers are shifted toward faster routes and link times updated, repeatedly, until no traveler can improve by switching — Wardrop's first principle.
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