Amer Shalaby

University of Toronto

Canada

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Coordinated dual-objective transit signal priority: a deep reinforcement learning approach

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2025

Panel Regression Analysis of Disruption Frequency of Urban Rail Transit Systems

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2025

A comprehensive stochastic programming model for transfer synchronization in transit networks

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2025

Interpretable machine learning models for predicting Ebus battery consumption rates in cold climates with and without diesel auxiliary heating

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2025

Enhancing transit corridor performance through dynamic bus lanes: analyzing performance at different traffic compliance rates

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2025

Cascading Reliability of Multimodal Public Transit Networks With Higher Order Interactions

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2025

DST-TransitNet: A Dynamic Spatio-Temporal Model for Robust Station-Level Transit Ridership Prediction

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2025

Integrating Multimodality and Partial Observability Solutions Into Decentralized Multiagent Reinforcement Learning Adaptive Traffic Signal Control

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2025

Higher-order properties of multi-modal public transit networks

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2024

A novel model for transfer synchronization in transit networks and a Lagrangian-based heuristic solution method

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2024

Trends in Toronto’s Subway Ridership Recovery: An Exploratory Analysis of Wi-Fi Records

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2024

Identifying Station Importance in Urban Rail Transit Networks Using a Combination of Centrality and Time Reliability Measures: A Case Study in Beijing, China

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2024

Guiding principles for integrating on-demand transit into conventional transit networks: A review of literature and practice

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2024

Investigation of the interaction between urban rail ridership and network topology characteristics using temporal lagged and reciprocal effects: A case study of Chengdu, China

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2024

Using Wi-Fi Connection Data to Analyze Performance of the Subway System in Toronto, Canada

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2023

Using Twitter to Gauge Customer Satisfaction Response to a Major Transit Service Change in Calgary, Canada

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2023

Transfer time optimisation in public transit networks: assessment of alternative models

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2023

What do riders say and where? The detection and analysis of eyewitness transit tweets

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2023

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Tamer El-Diraby

University of Toronto

CANADA

Amer Shalaby

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Articles (18)

Coordinated dual-objective transit signal priority: a deep reinforcement learning approach

Panel Regression Analysis of Disruption Frequency of Urban Rail Transit Systems

A comprehensive stochastic programming model for transfer synchronization in transit networks

Interpretable machine learning models for predicting Ebus battery consumption rates in cold climates with and without diesel auxiliary heating

Enhancing transit corridor performance through dynamic bus lanes: analyzing performance at different traffic compliance rates

Cascading Reliability of Multimodal Public Transit Networks With Higher Order Interactions

DST-TransitNet: A Dynamic Spatio-Temporal Model for Robust Station-Level Transit Ridership Prediction

Integrating Multimodality and Partial Observability Solutions Into Decentralized Multiagent Reinforcement Learning Adaptive Traffic Signal Control

Higher-order properties of multi-modal public transit networks

A novel model for transfer synchronization in transit networks and a Lagrangian-based heuristic solution method

Trends in Toronto’s Subway Ridership Recovery: An Exploratory Analysis of Wi-Fi Records

Identifying Station Importance in Urban Rail Transit Networks Using a Combination of Centrality and Time Reliability Measures: A Case Study in Beijing, China

Guiding principles for integrating on-demand transit into conventional transit networks: A review of literature and practice

Investigation of the interaction between urban rail ridership and network topology characteristics using temporal lagged and reciprocal effects: A case study of Chengdu, China

Using Wi-Fi Connection Data to Analyze Performance of the Subway System in Toronto, Canada

Using Twitter to Gauge Customer Satisfaction Response to a Major Transit Service Change in Calgary, Canada

Transfer time optimisation in public transit networks: assessment of alternative models

What do riders say and where? The detection and analysis of eyewitness transit tweets

Collaborators (1)

Tamer El-Diraby

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