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Comparison Reports
The script scripts\summarize\standard\write_html.py
converts notebooks to standard HTML reports. The script also produces the directory and results in outputs\compare
through code embedded in the notebooks. These are produced for different levels of geography (e.g., county, regional_geography [rg], equity, etc.) within the notebooks x_summary_rtp.ipynb
, for each geography type x.
These notebooks produce both HTML outputs and CSV files that summarize the results for the model run. These CSV files can then be accessed to produce comparison summaries for any run that has these same outputs (which should be available automatically when all summaries are produced).
To create comparison summaries, edit the file settings.py
in scripts\summarize\notebooks
.
- Set
run_comparison = True
to generate the comparison HTMLs - Change
comparison_dict
to reflect the scenario name (dictionary keys on the left side of the colon) and the location of the runs (dictionary values on the right side of the colon). Any number of runs can be compared.- e.g.
'Base' : r'\\modelstation3\c$\Workspace\sc_new_vot\soundcast', 'Scenario 1': r'\\modelstation3\c$\Workspace\sc_new_vot_SCEN1_2018\soundcast', 'Scenario 2': r'\\modelstation3\c$\Workspace\sc_new_vot_SCEN2_2018\soundcast' }
- Run the following script from the project root folder to reproduce all HTMLs and the comparison HTMLs:
python scripts\summarize\standard\write_html.py
- The resulting HTML reports will be available in this run's directory
outputs\compare
The wiki describes the basic theory and process to use SeaCast for travel modeling applications.
- Overview
- Daysim Person Trip Demand
- Network Assignment
- Submodels
- Other Documentation Resources
- Technical Documents
- Overview Presentation
- Design Presenation
- Install
- Setup
- Run
- Interpret Results
- Python Tips for Working with Data
- Make Special Summaries
- Cloud Information
- Troubleshooting
- 2014 Estimation
- Calibration and Validation
- Older Calibration
- Notes on Latest Code and Inputs