Answers below:
Now I would like to know about the difference between the outputs of
> edge-based measures and using lane area detectors. I want to get the
> information related with edge like density, occupancy , speed. For this
> purpose, which of the following approaches is suitable?
>
> 1) edge-based measures
> 2)using lane-area detectors
>
The main difference is that edge based measures always count the whole edge
whereas detectors only count a lane section.
Both approaches are possible but edge based measures require less
aggregation if you need the data for the whole edge.
traci.vehicle.setStop('43.0',edgeID='L10189',laneIndex=1,pos=90,duration=600,flags=0,startPos=50);
>>
>> but in this case, *duration *attribute is not working.
>>
>> In older versions of SUMO, setStop requires a duration in milliseconds.
since 1.0.0 duration is in seconds.
>
>>> In my case, I want queue length of each edge. For this case, now I
>>> compute the average value from queue length of each lane by using lane area
>>> detector. Is it possible by using this way? Or are there any other methods
>>> to get queue length directly from each edge?
>>>
>>> No, the queue length is only available for each lane. You have to
aggregate the edge data yourself.
regards,
Jakob
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