How to Read the Output Tables of the Texas Large Network Assignment Models
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1990-05-01
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Abstract:The Texas Travel Demand Package is a series of computer programs to generate, distribute, and assign roadway trips. The Texas Large Network Assignment Models is a collection of computer programs designed to assign traffic to transportation networks; it is one part of the Texas Travel Demand Package. Several special features are available in the Texas Large Network Assignment Models in addition to the usual programs regarding the assignment of traffic to minimum time paths, such as self-balancing assignment, capacity-restraint assignment, incremental assignment, corridor intercepts, travel routes, selected links, and subarea windowing and subarea focusing assignment techniques. Since the Texas Large Network Assignment Models can be used to accomplish various jobs, the Models output a number of different tables. This writeup describes these various tables and tells how to read them. This report begins with a general discussion of the objectives of evaluating a traffic assignment output. Various steps of evaluation assignment output are discussed. The report then lists the designators and names of the output tables. Finally, the report contains a detailed discussion of the various tables including the following sequence: purpose, how to read, comments, how to use, and sample output tables (A).
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