Hi I had replied to this twice, So you def need to check your system Very good progress, and we do have to plan ext steps
Dr.Verma, when is a good time for you to meet? Thanks, Ramyaa On Aug 9, 2013, at 12:27 PM, Nadeem Anjum <[email protected]> wrote: > My last email did not go through dev-sis list as the attachment exceeded the > limit. So I have uploaded the attachment on dropbox and sending it again > _______________________________________________________________ > > Hi All, > > I have completed the implementation of Random Agent Movement and Hybrid Agent > Movement. I have processed open street map data to convert it into a routable > network and have used this network for the above two types of movements. They > have been implemented as per the algorithm below: > > Random Movement: > Input: Source, Destination, inp_time > 1. curr_locn = Source, curr_time = 0 > 2. guess a path from curr_locn to Destination > 3. if time(path)<inp_time - cur_time - constant(a parameter - say 5) > choose a random direction > got till next intersection > update time > goto step 2 > > Hybrid Movement: > Input: Source, Destination, inp_time > 1. curr_locn = Source, curr_time = 0; > 2. Guess a path from curr_location to Destination > 3. Choose any two points at random along the path - p1 and p2, where p2 is > closer to Destination > 4. if (inp_time - curr_time > time(p2, destination) + constant (say 10)) > Learn a different longer path between p1 and p2 and go to p2 along > that path > update time, curr_location > goto step 3. > > I have tested the above two movements on my local system. > > I am now back to my University and there we connect to internet via a proxy > server, which has the ssh port to external machines (port 22) blocked by > default. So I have not been able to deploy the code on the server. I have > requested to unblock the proxy and am expecting it to be done in a few days. > > For now, I have run a few tests on my system and attached the screenshots > with this mail. You can find them here: > https://www.dropbox.com/s/mhfd5pup6zdvln4/screenshots.zip > > Please note that the input time in pic random-2.bmp is less than the input > time in the pic random-3.bmp, which explains why there is more random > movement in random-3.bmp compared to random-2.bmp, although both have the > same source and destination. > > Please let me know of the next steps of the project. > > Thanks, > Nadeem >
