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Can't have more than one train in the same place... and real world restrictions are usually quite restrictive
Also, IRL, there are quite often multiple rails. This can be represented using multiple parallel edges, but may want to "associate" them: the current algorithm will tend to distribute the wanted capacity evenly between them, which may make the calculation more of a "expected congestion if all passengers were to just make their own way" more than where trains need to be.
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Can't have more than one train in the same place... and real world restrictions are usually quite restrictive
Also, IRL, there are quite often multiple rails. This can be represented using multiple parallel edges, but may want to "associate" them: the current algorithm will tend to distribute the wanted capacity evenly between them, which may make the calculation more of a "expected congestion if all passengers were to just make their own way" more than where trains need to be.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: