def run_simulation(city, num_peds):
print("Generating {} random pedestrians".format(num_peds))
pedestrians = Pedestrian.generate_random_pedestrians(num_peds, city)
"""
We create a count of how many times a node (CityLocation object) appears in
the shortest simple paths of pedestrians, indicating a "hot spot" in the grid. We also
examine the number of times that a node is occupied by a pedestrian
on a path at the "same time," i.e. in the same index position in a pathway, as another
node. This indicates frequent "collisions" of pedestrians at the same place at same time.
We exclude start and destination nodes from this count.
"""
intersect_dict = {}
for ped in pedestrians:
shortest_path = ped.shortest_path
node_position = 1
for short_path_node in shortest_path[1:-1]:
count = intersect_dict.get(short_path_node, 0)
intersect_dict[short_path_node] = count + 1
node_position += 1
return sorted(intersect_dict.items(), key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)
from city import City from pedestrian import Pedestrian city = City.generate_random_city(10, 10) #city.print(True, True) pedestrians = Pedestrian.generate_random_pedestrians(50, city)
