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It also makes waze able to predict trafic jams without any wazer driving by the road (which you can observe quite frequently on the waze map while driving). | It also makes waze able to predict trafic jams without any wazer driving by the road (which you can observe quite frequently on the waze map while driving). | ||
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Time of day variations
I'm almost certain Waze does not think the average speed is the same all day long on a specific street : streets traffic is modeled. This is based on 2 different sentences I've received from Waze support (even if not explicit).
The day is split in several time ranges and there is a value for the average speed during each of these time ranges. It calculates these values based on wazer's speed but probably also on a theoritical model (because many streets will probably lack data during each period of the day).
With the amount of data Waze has been able to gather accross all these years, they are definitely able to create a model based on (I guess) :
- Type of street
- Time of the day
- Day of the week
- Day of the year
It also makes waze able to predict trafic jams without any wazer driving by the road (which you can observe quite frequently on the waze map while driving).
Yoho 13:13, 12 January 2013 (UTC)