what exactly does the word ''overridden'' mean here?
123yu456 opened this issue · 9 comments
In your paper, the III. METHODOLOGY and D. Environment model
you mentioned, "If the front is the ego vehicle and the gap between them is smaller than the desired gap given by IDM, the environment vehicle will be overridden by IDM and thus not follow its original trajectory anymore. " I cannot understand the meaning of overridden. Can you elaborate that? thanks a lot!
"Override" means that the influenced vehicle will be controlled by an IDM planner instead, deviating from its original trajectory. "dump_data.py" only processes the raw data from the NGSIM data into a more structured format, without saving any data points. It's worth noting that we collect training data from simulations, not offline datasets.
"Thank you for your response. The issue I'd like to address is that after I ran this command "dump_data.py", the 'processed' folder was not generated, and when I proceeded to the next step, I encountered the following error in the picture. I'm not sure what the reason is, so I'm seeking your assistance."
I don't exactly know the reason, but I strongly suggest using the code in a Linux environment since I have only tested it in Linux.
thanks a lot! By the way, can you tell me the version of python? is the version of python 3.7 ok?
Yes, Python 3.7 would work.
Thanks again! When I read codes, I found that in "behavior.py" and "control.py", except the IDM and MOBIL models, there are many formulas and parameters you do not mentioned in your paper, I wonder what they are basing it on .Is there any relevant references paper or books you can provide me? Thanks a lot!
If you want to visualize the testing results, set the parameter render_env = True
at the beginning of the code.