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SUMO-GUI #30

Open way-thu opened 4 months ago

way-thu commented 4 months ago

Describe the bug Thanks for your work. I want to run the simulation in SUMO and see the simulation progress in sumo-gui, take sumo1x1.cfg for example, I changed the gui from "false" to "true", but it doesn't appear the simulation progress in sumo-gui. If I changed the gui from "false" to "True", it will occur errors. How can I solve this problem? image image

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way-thu commented 4 months ago

By the way, how does the final in the paper obtained? take sumo1x1 for an example, I run the simulation in sumo for 200 steps and finally obtained the results just like bellows, it seems different with the results in your paper, especially in travel time. image image image

Red-Pheonix commented 3 months ago

If you want to run SUMO gui, the options in the *.cfg files dont work. Rather, you need to change the options in configs/tsc/base.yml file. Check in the world section,

world:
# necessary and distinctive parameters for simulators
  interval: 1.0
  seed: 0
  dir: data/

  saveReplay: True
  report_log_mode: normal # cbengine
  report_log_rate: 10

  no_warning: True
  gui: False

  rlTrafficLight: True 

Change the gui option to True. It should work. Also when running from the command line, make sure to specify interface as traci. Otherwise, it will freeze when running. Let me know if you got it working.

way-thu commented 3 months ago

If you want to run SUMO gui, the options in the *.cfg files dont work. Rather, you need to change the options in configs/tsc/base.yml file. Check in the world section,

world:
# necessary and distinctive parameters for simulators
  interval: 1.0
  seed: 0
  dir: data/

  saveReplay: True
  report_log_mode: normal # cbengine
  report_log_rate: 10

  no_warning: True
  gui: False

  rlTrafficLight: True 

Change the gui option to True. It should work. Also when running from the command line, make sure to specify interface as traci. Otherwise, it will freeze when running. Let me know if you got it working.

Thanks for your answer, I have solved it. Moreover, can you provide a detailed calculation of the results? I an a little confused about the results obtained in the paper.

Red-Pheonix commented 3 months ago

If you want to run SUMO gui, the options in the *.cfg files dont work. Rather, you need to change the options in configs/tsc/base.yml file. Check in the world section,

world:
# necessary and distinctive parameters for simulators
  interval: 1.0
  seed: 0
  dir: data/

  saveReplay: True
  report_log_mode: normal # cbengine
  report_log_rate: 10

  no_warning: True
  gui: False

  rlTrafficLight: True 

Change the gui option to True. It should work. Also when running from the command line, make sure to specify interface as traci. Otherwise, it will freeze when running. Let me know if you got it working.

Thanks for your answer, I have solved it. Moreover, can you provide a detailed calculation of the results? I an a little confused about the results obtained in the paper.

You mean about the lower travel times in sumo1x1.cfg in your results, correct? If I remember correctly, it is actually the Cologne1x1 map, not the cityflow1x1 map. I am seeing the travel time being something like 55 seconds, and that seems to closer with your result.

Screenshot from 2024-05-14 19-38-27

Cityflow1x1 references the hangzou1x1 map, seperate from the Cologne1x1 map. Perhaps this is the reason for the discrepency.

way-thu commented 3 months ago

@Red-Pheonix Ok, I get it. Thanks for your reply again!