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The av extension now supports separate definitions for "dropoff time per stop" and "dropoff time per passenger". Currently, Amodeus is not capable of working with the latter. The problem is easy to replicate if one sets "dropoffDurationPerPassenger" in testScenario/full_config.xml to a value larger than 0.0.
Then, any shared (not unit) dispatcher will fail eventually when the SharedRoboTaxiTest is run. I assume the error originates from SharedUniversalDispatcher::exexuteDropoffs. Need to check further what is happening there (certainly, only the dropoff time per stop is used for something) and compare how things are done in the unit case.
I guess this also raises the question what happens when an agent is "late" for pickup, as this seems to be the opposite problem. Unfortunately, we don't have a unit test yet where an agent is late. Need to add this.
To do:
Look into dropoff time per passenger and shared dispatchers
Write unit test where an agent is late for pickup in unit/shared case
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The
av
extension now supports separate definitions for "dropoff time per stop" and "dropoff time per passenger". Currently, Amodeus is not capable of working with the latter. The problem is easy to replicate if one sets "dropoffDurationPerPassenger" intestScenario/full_config.xml
to a value larger than0.0
.Then, any shared (not unit) dispatcher will fail eventually when the
SharedRoboTaxiTest
is run. I assume the error originates fromSharedUniversalDispatcher::exexuteDropoffs
. Need to check further what is happening there (certainly, only the dropoff time per stop is used for something) and compare how things are done in the unit case.I guess this also raises the question what happens when an agent is "late" for pickup, as this seems to be the opposite problem. Unfortunately, we don't have a unit test yet where an agent is late. Need to add this.
To do:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: