Closed Davidrxyang closed 1 week ago
this one actually needs a lookover, sanity check my logic
In adjustedRouteComplexity, you end up returning factor simpleComplexity which ends up being simpleComplexity^2 / (adjustmentWeight geographicalDistance). Not sure if the squaring is intentional Otherwise I think logic looks good
Yea squaring is intentional
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In adjustedRouteComplexity, you end up returning factor simpleComplexity which ends up being simpleComplexity^2 / (adjustmentWeight geographicalDistance). Not sure if the squaring is intentional Otherwise I think logic looks good
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looks good then
total network efficiency = (sum: complexity of each route ridership of each route) total cost