Thank you for the reply,
after a close look on the related documentation I still cannot figure out, how to generate edge and turn counts basically from a scratch, with paper ribbon diagrams that I was supplied. There are no actual electronic inputs. I am somewhat able to write simple scripts in R language, but I need to know how exactly the output (edge/turn data) has to look, or maybe there is another way to get it?
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Datum: 8. 2. 2021 15:11:03
Předmět: Re: [sumo-user] Simulating flows in network with defined border
nodes intensities
Hello,
I recommend using routeSampler.py which allows to mix turn counts (at the intersctions) with edge counts (at the boundaries).
regards,
Jakob
Good day,
I have a network I should run simulation on, and it has the following structure:
where I1 and I2 stand for intersections where I have precise flow allocation by every direction; O1-3 - are objects generating and attracting flow (let's say shopping malls), rates of generating and attracting are known. All flows on borders of the network are known as well.
My purpose is to make cars drive to (from) objects O1-3 from (to) random border nodes, the other drivers should just move between random nodes, but known flows must stay unchanged.
What are possible solutions for this problem? As minimal, I need to simulate flows from-to random border nodes with defined in-out intensities. In SUMO I had only expirience of particular intersections simulating. Thank for your advices in advance.
Regards,
Dmitrii Grishchuk.
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