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Fig 1.

Vehicle arrival frequency distribution histogram.

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Vehicle arrival frequency distribution parameters and K-S test results.

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Fig 2.

Gamma P-P diagram of the vehicle parking time on Monday and Tuesday in this commercial district.

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Table 2.

Parameter distribution of the gamma distribution estimation of the all-day parking duration on weekdays.

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Fig 3.

Schematic diagram of available free time for shared parking spaces.

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Fig 4.

Update diagram of shared parking free time.

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Fig 5.

Shared parking allocation when there are overtime users.

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Table 3.

Parameters and values of basic scenario.

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Fig 6.

(a) Relationship between the proportion of reserved parking spaces and the revenue. (b) Relationship between the proportion of reserved parking spaces and the revenue.

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Table 4.

Optimal proportion of reserved parking and maximum revenue under different proportion of overtime users when = 1h.

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Fig 7.

Relationship between the overtime duration and revenue when the proportion of overtime users is 20%.

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Fig 8.

Parking request number and revenue relationship diagram.

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Fig 9.

Parking request number and the acceptance rate relationship diagram.

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Table 5.

Relationship between the number of parking requests and the revenue.

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Fig 10.

Relationship between shared parking space supply and profit.

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Fig 11.

Relationship between parking requests and shared parking utilization rate.

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Table 6.

Parking revenue and utilization under different parking durations.

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