When simulating huge cities, the coarser model conserves computation
effort. Also, when using the mesoscopic model, the junction internals are
not modelled so this is a way of preserving route lengths.
regards,
Jakob
2018-06-27 10:52 GMT+02:00 Menno van der Woude :
> Out of curiosity: why could
Out of curiosity: why could having no internal links in the simulation
be desirable?
Greets, Menno
On 26-6-2018 19:20, Jakob Erdmann wrote:
When the option --no-internal-links is enabled, streets are made
artificially longer so that the total route length matches the
geometrically traveled di
When the option --no-internal-links is enabled, streets are made
artificially longer so that the total route length matches the
geometrically traveled distance despite "jumping" over intersections. The
vehicle positions are interpolated to compensate (resulting in visually
short distances while que
Dear all,
found the culprit: the option 'no internal links' was switched on in
NETEDIT, I am unsure how that happened. I only found out by comparing my
network to a previous one I built.
The 'no internal links' option seems somewhat odd, as vehicles are not
displayed on their actual position.
