Jakob,
thanks for your reply.
 As described in the document, the function of -*-weights.random-factor
FLOAT*  is  "   Edge weights for routing are dynamically  disturbed by a
random factor drawn  uniformly from [1,FLOAT)"
Where could I find some mathematical formulation or the function describe
the dynamically disturbed process?


Best regards,

Jane



On Mon, Sep 7, 2020 at 6:27 PM Jakob Erdmann <[email protected]> wrote:

> 1) "normal" vehicle was meant in contrast to trips (which already imply
> some routing)
> 2) random roll of the dice (unrelated to traffic situation). Think of this
> as the set of vehicles equipped with a live-traffic route finding software
> 3) option --verbose
> 4) it depends. We often use 300s in our projects
> 5) duarouter -r trips.xml -o routes.xml --weights.random-factor FLOAT
> 6) The "current traffic condition" is an average over past traffic states
> as explained at https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Demand/Automatic_Routing.html.
> No equilibrium iteration is done for this.
>
> Am Fr., 4. Sept. 2020 um 05:54 Uhr schrieb Jane Cheung <
> [email protected]>:
>
>> Jakob,
>>
>> Thanks for your reply.
>>
>>  More questions about the previous email.
>>
>> 1) the probability could be set in the range of (0,1], and <00 value
>> means *normal vehicles* will not perform rerouting.
>>
>>    - What kind of vehicle is not the *normal vehicle*?  The the only
>>    scenario I know is to use Traci to reroute in the simulation.
>>    - If I set  <device.rerouting.probability value="*0.5*"/> and the s
>>    log.txt is printed as below:
>>
>>
>>
>> Performance:
>>
>>  Duration: 297822ms
>>
>>  Real time factor: 18.1316
>>
>>  UPS: 32080.783152
>>
>> Vehicles:
>>
>> * Inserted: 14158 (Loaded: 17538)*
>>
>> * Running: 2061*
>>
>> * Waiting: 3356*
>>
>>
>>
>> Does it mean SUMO would choose 50% of *vehicles* to have the ability of
>> rerouting?
>>
>>    - The *vehicles* are in terms of the *inserted vehicles(14158)* or
>>    the *loaded ones(17538)*?
>>    - How does SUMO *decide which vehicle* can reroute?
>>
>>
>>    - For example, edge A1B1 and edge B1A1  are *100m*, the number of
>>    vehicles on edgeA1B1 is *18*(edge *A1B1* most in congestion), the
>>    number of vehicles on edge *B1A1  is 6*. The Sumo would choose 10
>>    vehicles among  20 vehicles on edge A1B1 and 3 vehicles among 6 vehicles 
>> on
>>    edgeB1A1. Is that right? Obviously, traffic conditions in the two edges 
>> are
>>    different. Edge A1B1 is mostly in congestion, and vehicles on edge B1A1 
>> can
>>    run in free-flow speed. More rerouting devices are assigned to vehicles on
>>    edge A1B1 might be a better choice. Could SUMO assign rerouting devices
>>    like that, or SUMO uses other more realistic strategies to choose which
>>    vehicle can reroute?
>>    - As explained in
>>    https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Simulation/Output.html#timing_data
>>    - How to let output printed the total time spend routing and average
>>    time per routing call?
>>    - According to your experience, the suitable frequency of calling
>>    rerouting is?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 2) as you explained *in 2),* “all vehicles   <route-files
>> value="casemy.trips.xml"/>when entering the simulation (pre-insertion
>> rerouting uses the departure as the first routing time)  but no further
>> rerouting takes place due to the high period.”
>>
>> In my understanding,
>>
>>    - if I use the *trips   <route-files value="casemy.trips.xml"/> *in
>>    *.sumocfg* file, the “*reroute once*” means *route* or generating the
>>    route    file firstly for inserted vehicles to let vehicles know edges 
>> they
>>    are scheduled to drive, and then, during the simulation the inserted
>>    vehicle will not reroute due to the high period;
>>    - if I have the *trips file*, how could I generate the *route file 
>> *randomly?
>>
>>    - if I use the routes   *<route-files value="casemy.rou.xml"/>* in
>>    *.sumocfg* file, the “*reroute once*”  means *reroute. *In other
>>    words, , SUMO will assign the fastest routes to all inserted vehicles
>>    according to the traffic condition at the inserted time point of vehicles.
>>    - Which algorithm does SUMO use to find the fastest routes when
>>    vehicles are going to enter into the simulation? The user equilibrium
>>    model, such as call *duarouter.exe* run in 50 interaction or other
>>    ones?
>>
>>
>> Appreciated in advance!
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Jane Cheung
>>
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