| Re: [sumo-user] VTypeProbe |
Hi,
Yes I use vTypeDistribution. My file looks something like this:
<trips>
<vTypeDistribution id="vehType1" >
<vType carFollowModel="SmartSK" laneChangeModel="LC2013" id="veh101" lcStrategic="5.8154" lcCooperative="6.6759" lcSpeedGain="1" lcKeepRight="0.5" impatience="4.5" sigma="0" tau="5.87472" accel="9" decel="100" tmp1="6.0092" tmp2="4.9934" tmp3="7.1466" tmp4="8" tmp5="55.1222" length="7.359" minGap="1" maxSpeed="50" FreeFlow="1" speedFactor="2" probability="0.0067227" speedDev="0.1" guiShape="passenger" vClass="passenger" emissionClass="PHEMlight/PC_G_
EU5_FC"/> <vType carFollowModel="SmartSK" laneChangeModel="LC2013" id="veh102" …
…
<flow id="5" type="vehType1" begin="0.001" end="7200" vehsPerHour="118.6931" from="163[0]" to="448" via="440 313 33.52 34 35 39 326 327 330 179 334 335[1].37.14 " departSpeed="max" departLane="free" />
<flow id="7" type="vehType1" …
…
</trips>
/Daniel
From: Jakob Erdmann [mailto:namdre.sumo@
googlemail.com ]
Sent: den 14 mars 2018 16:16
To: Sumo project User discussions <sumo-user@xxxxxxxxxxx>; Thuresson, Daniel <daniel.thuresson.2@volvocars.com >
Subject: Re: [sumo-user] VTypeProbe
What does your <vehicle> definition lool like?
Do you also use <vTypeDistribution> definitions?
2018-03-14 15:53 GMT+01:00 Thuresson, Daniel <daniel.thuresson.2@volvocars.
com >:Hi,
I’m using sumo 0.30.0.
<vType carFollowModel="SmartSK" laneChangeModel="LC2013" id="veh101" lcStrategic="5.8154" lcCooperative="6.6759" lcSpeedGain="1" lcKeepRight="0.5" impatience="4.5" sigma="0" tau="5.87472" accel="9" decel="100" tmp1="6.0092" tmp2="4.9934" tmp3="7.1466" tmp4="8" tmp5="55.1222" length="7.359" minGap="1" maxSpeed="50" FreeFlow="1" speedFactor="2" probability="0.0067227" speedDev="0.1" guiShape="passenger" vClass="passenger" emissionClass="PHEMlight/PC_G_
EU5_FC"/>
Note: If you find the values of the parameters odd: I have changed them due to confidentiality.
/Daniel
From: sumo-user-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:sumo-user-bounces@
eclipse.org ] On Behalf Of Jakob Erdmann
Sent: den 14 mars 2018 15:35
To: Sumo project User discussions <sumo-user@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [sumo-user] VTypeProbe
Hello,
the type specific output is working in our tests.
- What version of sumo are you using?- What do your <vType> and <vehicle> definitions look like?
regards,
Jakob
2018-03-14 14:27 GMT+01:00 Thuresson, Daniel <daniel.thuresson.2@volvocars.
com >:Hi,
I’m trying to use the “VTypeProbe” output:
http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/
Simulation/Output/VTypeProbe
I write this in my additionals file:
<vTypeProbe id="probe1" type="vehType1" freq="1" file="./Probe_Results/probe1.
xml"/>
But the output I get from this is empty for all timesteps.
I tried leaving the vehicle type blank:
<vTypeProbe id="probe1" type="" freq="1" file="./Probe_Results_00ADM/
probe1.xml"/>
Now I get output, but I don’t know for what type of vehicle since this is all types. I have three types btw.
Perhaps there is a better way of doing this? What I want is position and speed for all vehicles at a lower frequency than the simulation time step. I have experienced that using simulation step size output results in very large files and slows down the computational speed.
“VTypeProbe” was the only output option that has this functionality.
Any help in this matter is appreciated!
/Daniel
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