Hi Jakob,

Those are some great suggestions, thanks. I see now looking through the 
sourcecode that there is an option --lane-based, does this mean that I could 
get the output per lane instead then?  In regards to changing the aggregation 
time, will I get vehicles all coming in chucks every 5 minutes (or whatever 
number I choose) then?

BR,
Fredrik
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf 
of Jakob Erdmann <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 2, 2019 14:53
To: Sumo project User discussions
Subject: Re: [sumo-user] Low flow in lane with flowrouter

Flowrouter only sums up the lanes and doesn't concern itseelf with flow per lane
So there are two seeprate issues to this:

1) total flow: Looking at time 90, the simulation has a deficit of ~1300 
vehs/hour. This could be due to the low aggregegation interval of 1 minute 
because flowrouter does not take driving time between detectors into account. 
Whenever the flow changes a lot, flowrouter tends to underestimate total flow. 
To compensate, set a higher value for option -i

2) vehicle distribution across the lane. This distribution comes out of the 
simulation dynamics and depends mostly on
- configuration for insertion lanes and insertion speed
- the parameterization of the vehicle fleet in regard to lane changing
- the distribution of desired speeds

regards,
Jakob



Am Di., 2. Apr. 2019 um 12:43 Uhr schrieb Fredrik Nilsson 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>:
I accidentally attached the Speed over time plot instead of the Flow over time 
plot, it's attached here.
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of Fredrik Nilsson 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>
Sent: Tuesday, April 2, 2019 12:39
To: Sumo project User discussions
Subject: [sumo-user] Low flow in lane with flowrouter

Hi,

I've been tuning a simulation to match real detector data and I have a somewhat 
odd issue that I was wondering if anyone can perhaps come up with a reason for. 
I have imported the network from OSM and made some slight changes, I have 
attached a picture of the network (blue lines are where detectors are present, 
one per lane) and the detectors whose results I want to match to reality are 
the ones inside the red circle (from the left to the right they are detectors 
35138, 35139, 35140 and 35141).

I have also attached pictures of the flow over time for both real data and 
simulated data (red is simulation, blue is real data) and a density-flow 
fundamental diagram scatter plot (red is simulaton, blue is real data).

Now, as can be seen on 35138 (the left most lane in the red circle) the flow is 
very low compared to reality and this problem only seems to exist on that lane. 
I have generated the flow and route files with  flowrouter.py with 1 minute 
intervals (the same as the real world data that it was generated from).

Can anyone think of a reason why my flow would be so low on this specific lane 
and if perhaps I could make some changes to flowrouter settings to make it 
better?

Sorry for the long question and best regards,

Fredrik
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