Add documentation to this Daysim project site on how to add a new model and a new test to our testing system. Currently we have Nashville as our test system with different bat files for running different tests.
We agreed our formal test system would look like:
1) a folder for each model
2) each model must run without a commercial travel modeling package license - so no TransCAD, Cube, or EMME matrices. Thus, need to use Daysim binary, VISUM binary, text, or OMX.
3) a DOS bat file for running the test
4) The test will run the model and an associated R/Python/etc script to process outputs
5) The script can either diff the same output from different runs or the user can after running two independent runs
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Add documentation to this Daysim project site on how to add a new model and a new test to our testing system. Currently we have Nashville as our test system with different bat files for running different tests.
We agreed our formal test system would look like: 1) a folder for each model 2) each model must run without a commercial travel modeling package license - so no TransCAD, Cube, or EMME matrices. Thus, need to use Daysim binary, VISUM binary, text, or OMX. 3) a DOS bat file for running the test 4) The test will run the model and an associated R/Python/etc script to process outputs 5) The script can either diff the same output from different runs or the user can after running two independent runs