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Getting Started Tutorial #60

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danielsclint opened this issue Feb 29, 2016 · 8 comments
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Getting Started Tutorial #60

danielsclint opened this issue Feb 29, 2016 · 8 comments
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It may be best to amend the documentation that @fscottfoti started writing last year.

@danielsclint danielsclint changed the title Getting Started Tutorial (Task 2 Deliverable) Getting Started Tutorial Feb 29, 2016
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  • We will start with Fletcher's website material (in the docs folder) and use the same github pages solution
  • Will focus on a model user and will use the included example
  • Will not require the user to modify stuff in activitysim
  • A second "developer" tutorial will be a deeper dive into modifications for new modules, etc.

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danielsclint commented Apr 7, 2016

In 3/25/2016 meeting notes, @bstabler indicated he would begin writing the example section for ActivitySim. This is the ticket for that action item.

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bstabler commented Apr 7, 2016

The current documentation tree is:

index

  • getting started
  • core
  • skim
  • cdap
  • mnl
  • util

I'm working on extending it as follows:

index

  • getting started
    • installation
    • configuration / inputs
    • running the model
    • outputs
    • expressions
  • data schema
    • households
    • persons
    • skims
    • etc.
  • core
    • activitysim
    • skim(s)
    • mnl
    • utilities
  • models
    • cdap
    • auto ownership
    • etc.
  • development
    • testing
    • documentation

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bstabler commented Apr 8, 2016

In order to make the example as comprehensive as possible, I merged in the trip mode choice running on the tours table for eatout purpose only branch, and then added it to simulation.py. I also turned on the cdap model and reduced the household sample size to 1000 in order to run cdap with less than 16GB of RAM (#74).

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… eatout purpose only, turn on cdap model, and set household sample size to 1000 so cdap requires less than 16GB of RAM.

Also update required pandas version to 0.18.0 (#68)
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2) some license cleanup
3) some build cleanup
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The draft documentation updates are now live for review - https://udst.github.io/activitysim.

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I made some significant updates to the wiki as well - https://github.com/UDST/activitysim/wiki

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I like the level of effort to go through these items thoroughly. SANDAG will be putting someone on the the Getting Started tutorial the week of April 25.

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On the Progress Report Phase 2 page in the wiki, @bstabler downgraded the progress in a lot of areas. @wusun2, please review to ensure you agree. Thanks.

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