Calculate averaged congestion and save output file on server #89
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To test this on a real Scenario, do we need to check out this branch locally or do we need to check it out on the server and then call |
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I forgot to populate the |
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Purpose
A data frame enclosing the averaged CONGU and CONGL for each branch is written as a pickle file on the server In addition to the other usual simulation outputs.
What is the code doing
It calculates the averaged congestion via the
calculate_averaged_congestionin the postreise.extract.extract_data module. The function is then used to save the returned data frame as pickle file.Tests have been written in postreise.extract.tests.test_extract_data.
Time estimate
Should be fairly quick. A 24h test scenario could be created, ran and extracted to make sure the file is correctly saved.
Note
The procedure that download/load in the
Scenarioobject this file still need to be implemented in PowerSimData.