Hi
I notice DuaIterate.py has some new options for convergence:
--convergence-iterations=CONVIT
Number of iterations to use for convergence
calculation [default: 10]
--max-convergence-deviation=CONVDEV
Maximum relative standard deviation in travel times
[default: none]
I just wondered if -l (laststep) and (--convergence-iterations) do basically
the same thing?
I have been using --laststep to set the number of iterations in my dua's, but
presume I can also use --convergence-iterations.
Obviously this is subjective to the purpose, size and compelxity of the study,
but does anybody have a recommendation on an acceptable Standard Deviation
value if using --max-conversion-deviation?
Thank you in advance
Ben
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