Hello,
I am using average speed and waiting time per vehicle as my urban traffic
performance index. I am comparing CACC car-following model and ACC car
following models with default krauss model. I was expecting that the CACC
model will have lower waiting time and higher speed in comparison to ACC
Hello ,
I am analyzing a freeway section and trying to implement the ACC and CACC model
in my simulation. I observed that as the number of vehicles with ACC and CACC
model increased the capacity of freeways started to decline and it was lower
than the manual driven vehicles. I have given Tau as
Graph update issue has been resolved. F5 key.
I knew about processing menu, with its powerful F7 function, but afer visiting
this menu again, I realised the F5 does the usual display update.
Am 29.01.2022, 12:42 Uhr, schrieb Rob Maris :
Thanks for the hint,
at this time I only note that upda
Thanks for the hint,
at this time I only note that update of the graph is not perfectly well, but I
guess that you know that.
Without zipper, the junction shows white and grey connections towards the same
target (see attachment, where the cursor lives).
Before that, I noticed some small graph b
correct
Am Sa., 29. Jan. 2022 um 11:26 Uhr schrieb Pradeep Viyaluru Harinath <
pradeep.viyaluruharin...@utsa.edu>:
> Hi Jakob,
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> To check my understanding if I want to assign CACC with default values
> then a simple attribute “carFollowModel="CACC"” would be enough, am I right?
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> Reg
Hi Jakob,
To check my understanding if I want to assign CACC with default values then a
simple attribute "carFollowModel="CACC"" would be enough, am I right?
Regards,
V.H.Pradeep
From: sumo-user On Behalf Of Jakob Erdmann
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2022 4:10 AM
To: Sumo project User discussi
Hello,
the attributes for CACC and ACC are currently not accessible via TraCI
getParameter. If you do not set them in your xml input, they take on the
default values listed at
https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Definition_of_Vehicles%2C_Vehicle_Types%2C_and_Routes.html#car-following_model_parameters
Am Sa.,
Note that, for "normal" junctions, there will be a priority relationship
between the conflicting connections (visualized as grey and white
connection colors). Consequently, drivers will still prefer the lane that
enters with priority to the lane that must yield. If you wish to have both
lanes used
x,y are global coordinates and may take on any value. (i.e. if the
coordinate origin 0,0 is in the center of your network).
If you are looking for a lane-relative coordinate system, you can use the
'pos' attribute which denotes the driven distance from the start of the
current lane.
When using the
Excellent!
the alt-4 is a bit counterintuitive. Why?. Because this action flag is default
on, and I'd interprete that as lane select (the more specific case related to
the generic edge, which is in fact the container for lanes as well as the basic
drawing construct). shift-click works perfect
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