What I would like to do is change the phase of the light based on the type of
vehicles in each lane. Could I do something like the following pseudocode? Or
would I need to use getControlledLinks to do this fluidly?
lanes = trafficlight.getControlledLanes(id)
for incomingLane in lanes:
carTypes[incomingLane] = incomingLane.getVehicles.getTypeList()
setLightPhase(carTypes)?
Sean Oesch
Security Researcher & Software Architect
CISR Group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Leader Blockchain Initiative
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From: Jakob Erdmann <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2018 2:36 AM
To: Oesch, T. Sean; sumo developer discussions
Subject: re: [sumo-dev] Most efficient way to iterate all traffic lights and
view vehicle types incoming?
Every traffic light supports retrieval of incoming lanes via method traffic.
trafficlight.getControlledLanes (a list of ids)
You can use this to iterate over all vehicles on these lanes and figure out
their types. If you need to correlated lanes with green phasesyou can use
getControlledLinks but you first need to get a good understanding of how
traffic lights are modelled in sumo to make use of the returned values
(http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Simulation/Traffic_Lights#Signal_state_definitions)
regards,
Jakob
Hey guys,
I figured out how to iterate all traffic lights using TraCI - pretty straight
forward. But what is the most efficient way to view vehicle types on each
incoming lane at each traffic light??? Putting induction loops on the incoming
lanes of every light seems inefficient and I do not see a way to correlate the
induction loops with the light for easy lookup.
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