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AI4Flex - AI-tools for changing and sustainable travel behaviour

Reference number
Coordinator RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 1 997 699
Project duration September 2022 - March 2024
Status Completed
Venture Behavioral changes in the mobility system
Call Changing travel habits step 2 spring 2022

Important results from the project

** Denna text är maskinöversatt ** The project´s objective was to develop an AI-based tool (prototype) for the regional public transport authorities (RKM) to better understand and meet travelers´ travel habits and needs by analyzing collected data from e.g. ticket purchases, traveler surveys, etc

Expected long term effects

** Denna text är maskinöversatt ** The results from the evaluations of the AI tool showed that it has great potential to make it easier for users at RKMs to access data and to use data for different purposes, and that it can also contribute to increased collaboration and communication among different functions at RKM: your. The results also showed that it is important to have good knowledge of the AI tool´s possibilities and limitations, as well as knowledge of the subject areas for which the tool is used.

Approach and implementation

** Denna text är maskinöversatt ** The project was carried out in five work packages: Project coordination, Needs analysis regional public transport authorities (interviews, and survey), Travelers needs analysis (current overview of ticket forms and pricing in Europe, analyzes of traveler surveys), Data collection, statistics and Data pre-processing. Based on the analyses, an AI tool built on standard machine learning and large language models was developed. A local database and a user interface were also developed. The AI tool was tested and evaluated by end users at RKMs.

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Last updated 2 July 2024

Reference number 2022-01293