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II-3 1.1 Research Objective The Fixing American's Surface Transportation Act of 2015 (FAST Act) provides $41.5 billion each year in roadway and bridge funding (U.S.
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II-4 Traffic Forecasting Accuracy Assessment Research the Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Ohio analyses (Buck and Sillence 2014; Giaimo and Byram 2013; and Parthasarathi and Levinson 2010)
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Overview II-5 1.2.1 Analysis Questions Three largely descriptive issues were addressed by the Large-N analysis: 1. What is the distribution of forecast errors across the sample as a whole?
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II-6 Traffic Forecasting Accuracy Assessment Research Starting with the Large-N analysis, the project team made a significant effort to define a common set of fields in the forecast accuracy database and to make the definitions as consistent as possible. For example, the various agencies that supplied data may have coded their project types using different coding systems.
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