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Fig 1.

Overall framework of the SSML-Net prediction network.

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Fig 2.

Illustration of the graph convolution process.

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Fig 3.

State-aware dynamic graph learning mechanism.

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Datasets.

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Table 2.

Experimental environment.

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Table 3.

Performance comparison on three traffic forecasting datasets.

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Fig 4.

Comparison between SSML-Net traffic flow predictions and observed values over a single weekday.

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Fig 5.

Comparison between LSTM traffic flow predictions and observed values over a single weekday.

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Fig 6.

Comparison between DCRNN traffic flow predictions and observed values over a single weekday.

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Fig 7.

A figure with three subplots: a) RMSE-based predictive performance comparison; b) MAE-based predictive performance comparison; c) MAPE-based predictive performance comparison.

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Fig 8.

A figure with three subplots: a) Comparison of MAE values across different training data volumes; b) Comparison of MAPE values across different training data volumes; c) Comparison of RMSE values across different training data volumes.

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Table 4.

Performance comparison of models in different attention headcounts.

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Table 5.

Impact of the number of SSML-Net layer on model performance.

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Fig 9.

Impact of batch size on model performance.

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Table 6.

Time consumptions of training on the dataset METR-LA/ Beijing Traffic Data.

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Fig 10.

a) Test RMSE versus the training time; b) Test MAE versus the number of training epochs. (Beijing Traffic Data).

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