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Too many Forth bridge commuters in baseline network #154
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This is from nptscot.github.io |
Guess: bug in overline. Does that appear in the build you set-up Joey? May be related: ropensci/stplanr#458 |
Suggested approach to debug this: use Lines 305 to 422 in 8697d9e
Sound reasonable @joeytalbot ? |
It's there in the
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From #172 |
Plan: subset all desire lines that are 20 km or less that pass through the gap and see if it matches. |
I now agree with @mem48: must be a bug in |
I doubt it is overline, my guess the the flows are being joined to the wrong routes prior to overline. Can you recreate the map above but with routes rather than lines? |
Good thinking. Next step: we need to step through the latest version of the build and see if the issue is introduced here Lines 134 to 137 in f1a0601
or here Lines 228 to 240 in f1a0601
Heads-up @joeytalbot the up-to-date inputs are ready-to-go on atumscot so please give it a go and let us know when you get a chance. |
Next step on this: look at reproducing the routing error starting with the csv file here https://github.com/nptscot/outputdata/releases/tag/v2023-06-30-12-20-48.296236_commit_25b65e550d03d725218190b22c43d0c7ed8a5217 |
Fixed in #175 as shown below. 2023-07-04.00-18-58.mp4 |
Next step: test it after cyclestreets/cyclestreets-r#62 was fixed. |
…ers-in-baseline-network-1 Diagnose #154 and allow larger batches for routing
dev branch of nptscot.io: nptscot/nptscot.github.io#66 |
See screenshot - this looks wrong. Do we really have 700 cyclists commuting to Edinburgh across the Forth Bridge each day?
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