bike.d_1stageleft: One-stage left turn bicycle delay
In nick-fournier/complete-streets-los: Multimodal level of service calculator
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
One-stage left turn bicycle delay
Usage
1
bike.d_1stageleft(link, int, tol = 1e-08)
Arguments
int
Data.table of intersection data.
tol
a tolerance threshold for the summation loop. Default is 1e-8.
This tolerance in included to shorten run time for excessively long loops.
For instances that cause large n (e.g., high traffic volume),
the run time can become blown out even though the improvement becomes arbitrarily small.
To reduce run time, a precision tolerance can be set when improvement is less than this value.
dir
String with subject intersection approach being studied ("NB","SB","EB","WB")
Value
Numeric value in average seconds per bike.
Examples
1
bike.d_1stageleft(int, dir, tol = 1e-8)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
One-stage left turn bicycle delay
Usage
1 | bike.d_1stageleft(link, int, tol = 1e-08)
|
Arguments
int |
Data.table of intersection data. |
tol |
a tolerance threshold for the summation loop. Default is 1e-8. This tolerance in included to shorten run time for excessively long loops. For instances that cause large n (e.g., high traffic volume), the run time can become blown out even though the improvement becomes arbitrarily small. To reduce run time, a precision tolerance can be set when improvement is less than this value. |
dir |
String with subject intersection approach being studied ("NB","SB","EB","WB") |
Value
Numeric value in average seconds per bike.
Examples
1 | bike.d_1stageleft(int, dir, tol = 1e-8)
|
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