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CHAPTER 5. SIMULATION RESULTS

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from Wetstraat turn left: 99

from Wetstraat turn right: 106

from Wetstraat straight on: 56

from Kunstlaan South straight on: 14

from Kunstlaan South turn left: 6 (3 U-turns)

from Kunstlaan North straight on: 22

from Kunstlaan North turn right: 5

For the intersection of Wetstraat with Hertogstraat

From Wetstraat straight on: 61

From Wetstraat turn left: 20

From Wetstraatt turn right: 2

From Hertogstraat straight on: 10

From Hertogstraat turn right: 1

The calculation of the destination frequencies for each edge-node is done by
normalizing the count of cars. At the first junction 200 cars enter from the Wet-
straat and 16 cars enter from the Trierstraat. This is a total of 216 cars which will
enter the second junction from the Wetstraat. The counts of the second junction
are multiplied with
216/200, which will normalize the values. This calculation is
done for all junctions, from start till end.

The calculation of the destination frequency of a specific edge-node x to a
possible destination edge-node
y is done as following:

1 search the edge-nodes y which can be reached by the specific edge-node x

2 sum the cars that enter the possible edge-nodes y

3 the destination frequency from edge-node x to y is given by

________SumOfCarsEnteringEdgenodeY________
sumOf CarsEnteringAllReachableEdgenodesF romX



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