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In this paper, we present a comparative analysis of five methods for constructing ride-sharing pools of users, focusing on their efficiency in terms of execution time, the percentage of user requests fulfilled , the distance of the detour made by the driver and the waiting time of the passenger. Furthermore, we introduce a model able to simulate user demand, based on car usage data across different time intervals in Belgium. Then, we use the proposed model as a basis for evaluating the performance of the five methods and their variants: OD Similarity, OD Clustering, OD Time Alignment, Trip Similarity, and Trip Buffering.
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