fit_flows_to_ped: fit_flows_to_ped
In ATFutures/nyped: Model of pedestrian flows throughout New York City
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Fit one network with multiple flow columns (from multiple k-values) to
pedestrian counts, by aggregating each flow column across a variable number
of edges ('n') nearest to each pedestrian count station.
Usage
1
fit_flows_to_ped(net_f, data_dir)
Arguments
net_f
A network with flow columns, obtained from 'get_layer'
data_dir
The directory in which data are to be, or have previously
been, downloaded.
Value
A list containing vectors of 'k' and 'n' values, and a matrix of
30x20 = 600 columns, one for each combination of 30 'k'- and 20 'n'-values.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Fit one network with multiple flow columns (from multiple k-values) to pedestrian counts, by aggregating each flow column across a variable number of edges ('n') nearest to each pedestrian count station.
Usage
1 | fit_flows_to_ped(net_f, data_dir)
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Arguments
net_f |
A network with flow columns, obtained from 'get_layer' |
data_dir |
The directory in which data are to be, or have previously been, downloaded. |
Value
A list containing vectors of 'k' and 'n' values, and a matrix of 30x20 = 600 columns, one for each combination of 30 'k'- and 20 'n'-values.
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