Hello,

Please let me know if there is any additional information required? I could
also make screenshots for the given conditions if needed.

Sincerely,
Hriday


On Thu, 12 May 2022 at 16:43, Hriday Sanghvi <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am trying to detect when a lane change is "complete" or even an
> indication of its success reliably. For this, I am currently using
> wantsAndCouldLaneChange() and passing the lane change state of TraCI since
> I am explicitly controlling the vehicles using changeLaneRelative().
>
> In the attached observations.txt file, you will find the output of every
> step of a simulation run. Some examples of mismatch between the TraCI
> command and the output of LaneChangeState (TraCI) in my_observations.txt
> are:
>
> A.
> ################ SIM STEP COUNT: 2 ################
> AGENT f.0
> CURRENT LANE: 1
> ACTION SELECTED: move right
>
> *ACTION DIRECTION: -1*
> LANE CHANGE STATE SUMO: ['stay', 'sublane']
>
> *LANE CHANGE STATE TraCI: ['sublane']*
>
>
> *couldChangeLane TraCI: TruewantsAndCouldChangeLane TraCI: False*
>
> wantsAndCouldChangeLane TraCI indicates False, which means the lane change
> isn't possible (or will not complete), but couldChangeLane clearly
> indicates that is True (And that it in fact CAN lane change as per my TraCI
> command to move from lane with index 1 in a direction -1, resulting in the
> lane 0).
>
> - If there is a blocking vehicle, shouldn't the cooperative speed
> adjustments take care of the blocking vehicle? If not, then how do I
> compute that there is a blocking vehicle from the given information - so
> then I can proceed to do something about it?
>
>
> B.
> ################ SIM STEP COUNT: 2 ################
> AGENT f.1
> CURRENT LANE: 0
> ACTION SELECTED: stay
> ACTION DIRECTION: 0
>
> *LANE CHANGE STATE TraCI: []*couldChangeLane TraCI: False
> wantsAndCouldChangeLane TraCI: False
>
> ################ SIM STEP COUNT: 3 ################
> AGENT f.1
> CURRENT LANE: 0
> ACTION SELECTED: stay
> ACTION DIRECTION: 0
>
> *LANE CHANGE STATE TraCI: ['stay', 'TraCI', 'sublane']*couldChangeLane
> TraCI: True
> wantsAndCouldChangeLane TraCI: False
>
> A minor issue (but might indicate a larger misunderstanding on my part).
> Both steps 2 and 3 have agent f.1 selecting the action of staying. The
> wantsAndCouldChangeLane return value (False) is in line with what I have
> understood from a previous enquiry. However, why does the lane change state
> differ in both - one is empty, and the other one says something about
> sublane even though my lane change mode is 512 (sublane changes are
> disabled).
>
> C.
> ################ SIM STEP COUNT: 4 ################
> AGENT f.5
> CURRENT LANE: 0
>
>
>
> *ACTION SELECTED: move leftACTION DIRECTION: 1LANE CHANGE STATE TraCI: 
> []*couldChangeLane
> TraCI: False
> wantsAndCouldChangeLane TraCI: False
>
> Could not really determine the reason for not being able to move to that
> lane (similar to A)
> - would the cooperative speed adjustments even be taken into account to
> determine if a lane change can be completed?
> - how many seconds does it see into the future to determine if a lane
> change can be completed?
>
> I have attached the minimal reproducing code, that can be run using
> *python sublanechange.py -nb 1 -bls 250 -blp 750 -bll 0 --fast *(which
> will spawn a blockage of size 250m on lane with index 0 ending at the 750m
> mark, and run a simulation of 100 vehicles going through 1000 m length of
> road with two lanes). The scenario related information is found in
> scenario_sublane. There is also a helper script "simulate-sublane.sh" which
> can be run on a different terminal (for GUI) when you omit the "--fast"
> flag from the python command.
>
> Please advise.
>
> (Eclipse SUMO sumo Version 7d0fa177e)
> Thank you.
>
> Sincerely,
> Hriday
>
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