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(which are paramount for traffic load balancing). Finally, reference [20] discusses
the problem of fairness of alternative routes, from the perspective of drivers.
We believe that Insigma’s routing service, in order to enable effective traffic
management and control, will have to combine all the elements mentioned above
in the cited works.
XIII. Conclusions
In the paper, we discuss the architecture of an advanced routing service that
is one of key components in the Insigma project. The architecture has been designed
in order to support novel features on one hand, and decompose the complex problem
into a number of simple, manageable components on the other hand. These
components may be easily replaced with more sophisticated versions, as the work
develops. In future, we will be reporting how the development progresses.
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