实验进行中,已经见到曙光

              实验进行中,已经见到曙光

 

          论文实验进行中,已经见到曙光,graphserver、osrm、ContractionHierarchies已经编译通过,正在实现HighwayHierarchies方法,标记一下,得努力了。

 

1. graphserver  

2. osrm  http://sourceforge.net/projects/routed/ 

3. ContractionHierarchies

4. reach based method 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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# CRP Open source C++ Implementation of Customizable Route Planning (CRP) by Delling et al. This project was part of a practical course at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Requirements ============ In order to build CRP you need to have the following software installed: - Boost C++ Library (http://www.boost.org), more specifically Boost Iostreams. - Scons (http://scons.org) - g++ >= 4.8 (https://gcc.gnu.org) Building CRP ============ If the Boost Library is not in your PATH, make sure to edit the *SConstruct* file in the root directory to point the build script to the correct location of Boost. There is a section *Libraries* in the *SConstruct* file where you can specify the paths. Once you have installed all the software packages listed above, you can build the CRP programs by typing ``` scons --target=CRP --optimize=Opt -jX ``` into your terminal where `X` is the number of cores you want to use for building the project. If you want to use a specific g++ compiler version you can add `--compiler=g++-Version`. We also support a debug and profiling build that you can call with `--optimize=Dbg` and `--optimize=Pro` respectively. This command will build three programs in the folder *deploy*: - *osmparser*: Used to parse an OpenStreetMap (OSM) bz2-compressed map file. Call it with `./deploy/osmparser path_to_osm.bz2 path_to_output.graph.bz2` - *precalculation*: Used to build an overlay graph based on a given partition. Call it with `./deploy/precalculation path_to_graph path_to_mlp output_directory`. Here, *path_to_mlp* is the path to a *MultiLevelPartition* file for the graph that you need to provide. For more details, take a look into our project documentation. - *customization*: Used to precompute the metric weights for the overlay graph. Call it with `./deploy/customization path_to_graph path_to_overlay_graph metric_output_directory metric_type`. We currently support the following metric types: *hop* (number of edges traversed), *time* and *dist*.
# RoutingKit [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/RoutingKit/RoutingKit.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/RoutingKit/RoutingKit) RoutingKit is a C++ library that provides advanced route planning functionality. It was developed at [KIT](https://www.kit.edu) in the [group of Prof. Dorothea Wagner](https://i11www.iti.kit.edu/). The most prominent component is an index-based data structure called (Customizable) Contraction Hierarchy, that allows to answer shortest path queries within milliseconds or even less on data sets of continental size while keeping the arc weights flexible. Such running times cannot be achieved without indices. One of the main design goals of RoutingKit is to make recent research results easily accessible to people developing route planning applications. A key element is an interface that is a good compromise between usability and running time performance. For example the following code snippet is enough to build and query a basic index given an [OSM](https://www.openstreetmap.org) PBF data export. ```cpp #include <routingkit/osm_simple.h> #include <routingkit/contraction_hierarchy.h> #include <routingkit/inverse_vector.h> #include <routingkit/timer.h> #include <routingkit/geo_position_to_node.h> #include <iostream> using namespace RoutingKit; using namespace std; int main(){ // Load a car routing graph from OpenStreetMap-based data auto graph = simple_load_osm_car_routing_graph_from_pbf("file.pbf"); auto tail = invert_inverse_vector(graph.first_out); // Build the shortest path index auto ch = ContractionHierarchy::build( graph.node_count(), tail, graph.head, graph.travel_time ); // Build the index to quickly map latitudes and longitudes GeoPositionToNode map_geo_position(graph.latitude, graph.longitude); // Besides the CH itself we need a query object. ContractionHierarchyQuery ch_query(ch); // Use the query object to answer queries from stdin to stdout float from_latitude, from_longitude, to_latitude, to

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