Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: ,  discuss a repeated noncooperative congestion game in which players have limited information about each other and make their decisions simultaneously. A consensus protocol is introduced to estimate the percentage of players selecting each resource. The underlying network at a given stage is chosen from a possible graph set randomly and independently.  show that the congestion game under investigation has at least one pure Nash equilibrium. In addition,  show that if some sort of inertia is imposed, the almost sure convergence to a pure Nash equilibrium can be ensured. After that, two dynamic pricing strategies are introduced to achieve social optimum and to spread out players' choices, respectively. Also,  apply these results to a trip timing problem based on the real traffic data in Singapore.
['Xuehe Wang', 'Nan Xiao', 'Tichakorn Wongpiromsarn', 'Lihua Xie', 'Emilio Frazzoli', 'Daniela Rus']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Distributed consensus in noncooperative congestion games: An application to road pricing
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