Eclipse SUMO is an open source, highly portable, microscopic and continuous traffic simulation package designed to handle large networks. It allows for intermodal simulation including pedestrians and comes with a large set of tools for scenario creation.
I was initially using SUMO for windows in my computer then I switched to SUMO installed in Linux in a remote machine.
I am able to connect to SUMO and load the configuration file, but the additional files I get this error:
I checked the additional file, the loops_detectors.xml and it contains the attribute period in that line 6.
Message in Jupyter Notebook:
Starting server on port 55311
Loading net-file from 'sumo/BahrainConfig.net.xml' ... done (43ms).
Loading additional-files from 'sumo/loops_detectors.xml' ...
Loading of additional-files failed.
Error: attribute 'period' is not declared for element 'inductionLoop'
In file 'sumo/loops_detectors.xml'
At line/column 6/128.
First 10 lines of loops_detectors.xml (removed <):
I was initially using SUMO for windows in my computer then I switched to SUMO installed in Linux in a remote machine. I am able to connect to SUMO and load the configuration file, but the additional files I get this error: I checked the additional file, the loops_detectors.xml and it contains the attribute period in that line 6.
Message in Jupyter Notebook: Starting server on port 55311 Loading net-file from 'sumo/BahrainConfig.net.xml' ... done (43ms). Loading additional-files from 'sumo/loops_detectors.xml' ... Loading of additional-files failed. Error: attribute 'period' is not declared for element 'inductionLoop' In file 'sumo/loops_detectors.xml' At line/column 6/128.
First 10 lines of loops_detectors.xml (removed <):
Quitting (on error). malloc_consolidate(): unaligned fastbin chunk detected
SUMO-version 1: Eclipse SUMO sumo Version v1_19_0 operating system 1: Microsoft windows 10 enterprise
SUMO-version 2: Eclipse SUMO sumo Version v1_13_0 operating system 2: Linux-5.14.21-150400.22-default x86_64 GNU 8.5.0 Release FMI Proj GUI SWIG GDAL GL2PS