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Sarah Wise edited this page Sep 12, 2019 · 1 revision

There are two raw files which are output by the model. These are:

  • Driver round history: a full record of each of the drivers' rounds throughout the simulation.
  • Waypoint data: a full record of the physical locations Drivers visited during their rounds.

Driver Round History

The Driver round history is exported as a series of tab-separated values. The columns are as follow:

  • Round ID
  • Driver ID
  • Round index
  • Time since round began (units of 15 seconds)
  • Time spent driving on this round (units of 15 seconds)
  • Time spent walking on this round (units of 15 seconds)
  • Time spent vehicle parked on this round (units of 15 seconds)
  • Distance driven on round (meters)
  • Distance walked on round (meters)
  • Total distance covered on round (meters)
  • Distance driven for stem mileage (meters) (Note: stem mileage is distance from depot to delivery area)
  • Time spent driving stem (units of 15 seconds)
  • Number of successful parcel deliveries
  • Number of unsuccessful attempted parcel deliveries

Example output:

D-3dc97e4f-1	 D-3dc97e4f	 1	 212.0	 169.0	 43.0	 43.0	 3001.7197470471	 0.0	 3001.7197470471	 3001.7197470471	 168.0	 3	 0
D-3dc97e4f-2	 D-3dc97e4f	 2	 2846.0	 968.0	 1878.0	 1878.0	 9193.937375019352	 0.0	 9193.937375019352	 2543.4874202967194	 148.0	 113	 17
D-3dc97e4f-3	 D-3dc97e4f	 3	 2690.0	 884.0	 1806.0	 1806.0	 10812.596194734742	 2703.001896432349	 13515.598091167092	 4435.629240902522	 253.0	 101	 16
D-3dc97e4f-4	 D-3dc97e4f	 4	 222.0	 150.0	 72.0	 72.0	 2608.0439089734323	 0.0	 2608.0439089734323	 2408.463310003358	 131.0	 4	 1
D-3dc97e4f-5	 D-3dc97e4f	 5	 2236.0	 997.0	 1239.0	 1239.0	 12498.835946187999	 2456.2527860902924	 14955.088732278291	 5651.18014581134	 320.0	 65	 13

Waypoint Data

The waypoint data is exported as a series of tab-separated values. The columns are as follow:

  • Driver ID
  • Time (units of 15 seconds)
  • Easting (meters)
  • Northing (meters)

Example:

D-ec4a92b3	0.0	530100.6739346742	181520.0574700188
D-ec4a92b3	1.0	530100.6739346742	181520.0574700188
D-ec4a92b3	2.0	530100.6739346742	181520.0574700188
D-ec4a92b3	3.0	530100.6739346742	181520.0574700188
D-ec4a92b3	4.0	530100.6739346742	181520.0574700188

What should I do with this data?

Having extracted this information, we recommend using Python to parse the files and read them into dataframes for further analysis and visualisation. An example of the visualisation provided with this is available elsewhere on the wiki.

Output files not showing up when you expect them?

Make sure the boolean value writeFullModelStats is set to true!

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