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🚀 Feature: Adjust Transit Convergence Criteria and Number of Iterations by Global Iteration #162

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DavidOry opened this issue Jul 22, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #165
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DavidOry commented Jul 22, 2024

User Story

To save on runtime, I would like the ability to modify the transit assignment convergence criteria and/or the maximum number of assignment iterations by global iterations. For example, if running three global iterations, we may want to restrict the number of assignment iterations in global iteration number 1 to two. This would give us a rough estimate of crowding, which may be sufficient at this point in the global convergence journey.

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Medium

Level of Effort

Low

Resolution Ideas

Build parallel infrastructure to #152, with a similar user experience. The one difference is we will want to have number of iterations vary by global iteration.

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Task Order 5, Emme/ActivitySim Conversion

Who should be involved?

Users: @lmz, @gregerhardt, @FlaviaTsang
Reviewers: @DavidOry

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Low

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  • Run several global iterations and ensure correct parameters are being selected.
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@i-am-sijia: I think now would be an ideal time to do this using a parallel user experience.

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