Re: [sumo-user] my final MACTS project materials posted

[Daniel K. <d.k...@go...>]

Dear Bryan,

phew, quite impressive! For the tls algorithm itself, I do not find it
surprising that no benefit can be found at high. Starting from a certain
point, there is simply no more room for improvement.

Do you have some time for moving some of the code and the documentation
into the SUMO repository? Do you already have a SVN write access?

sincerely,
Daniel

2012/4/26 Bryan Nehl <k0...@db...>

> My final project materials have been posted:
>
> Department project server which should be stable for years:
> http://projects.cis.ksu.edu/gf/project/macts/
> Personal page on department server.  Includes documentation from all
> phases of development: http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~bnehl/
>
> My project utilizes Python and RabbitMQ for multi-agent communication.
> MongoDB is used to persist metrics, but the Metric Agent runs as a
> separate optional agent.
>
> I think this code base could be a good starting point for someone that
> wants to experiment with trying different algorithms for the local junction
> as well as the person that wants to try and coordinate nearby intersections.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Bryan
>
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