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Re: [sumo-user] attributeStats.py
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Yes. The tool does not generate distinct outputs for each file but rather creates a single statistic on the elements found in all files. Note, that you can obtain a more detailed histogram with option --hist-output
Hi Jakob,
When I use --element emissions to obtain statistics of emissions from ten different tripinfo xml by using attributeStats.py, I obtained the results as a text file. I am adding the CO2_abs results.
My command line :python attributeStats.py --element emissions --attribute fuel_abs 3.trip_info.xml 5.trip_info.xml 7.trip_info.xml 9.trip_info.xml 11.trip_info.xml 13.trip_info.xml 15.trip_info.xml 17.trip_info.xml 19.trip_info.xml 21.trip_info.xml>CO2_abs.txt. In the result txt file, why does the histogram seem like this,is this expected? Thank you for helping,regards.
use option --element emissions (because the values are in a child element of tripinfo by that name)
Hello again,
I have one more question about this topic.I obtained the emissions outputs into the trip info output file by using device.emissions.probability value="1".After that, I would like to obtain emission statistics using attributeStats.py from these tripinfo files. But, it seems that this approach does not work.
Result of command line run says:tripinfo CO2_abss: no values
2000 elements did not provide attribute 'CO2_abs' Example ids: 'hdv.0', 'hdv.1', 'hdv.10', 'hdv.100', 'hdv.1000', 'hdv.1001', 'hdv.1002', 'hdv.1003', 'hdv.1004', 'hdv.1005'.In order to use attributeStats.py for emission statistics, Do I need to create a separate emission output file? If possible,it could be useful for processing of emissions results in the tripinfo file by using attributeStats.py. Thank you for helping,regards
Hello Jakob,
I used to runSeeds.py to with 10 different numbers with sumocfg file. As a further step,I would like to obtain statistics of timeLoss in these trip info output files. In this direction, I used the attributeStats.py file. My trip info xml files were created like this: "3.trip_info.xml","5.trip_info.xml" etc. I am adding a screenshot of my working folder. And then, I used to command like this to obtain statistics of timeLoss:
"python attributeStats.py --element tripinfo --attribute timeLoss *.trip_info.xml". It gives an error: Invalid argument: '*.trip_info.xml'. How do I incorporate ten files into the command line? If I write these 10 files space separated into command ,it works.But it takes more time.How do I write command? Thank you for helping,regards.
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