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Development of small scale commercial traffic & Move CarrierAnalysis to the freight contrib #3514

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@rewertvsp rewertvsp commented Oct 15, 2024

This PR contains two main developments:

  1. updates for the small scale commercial traffic:
  • durations and data-distributions, that can be programmed using the Interfaces (IntegrateExistingTrafficToSmallScaleCommercial, CommercialTourSpecifications, VehicleSelection)
  • Carrier plans are automatically replanned if VRP of a carrier can not handle all jobs (Implementation can be changed by using the interface: UnhandledServicesSolution)
  1. move Freight analysis to freight contrib
  • add analysis with results of an overview of handled and not handled jobs
  • gives warnings if not all jobs are solved by the VRP
  • add more constructors for analysis
  • add analysis only for the carriers file

rewertvsp and others added 30 commits August 29, 2024 11:30
…lTraffic' into developmentOfSmallScaleCommercialTraffic
@kt86 kt86 changed the title Development of small scale commercial traffic Development of small scale commercial traffic & Move CarrierAnalysis to the freight contrib Oct 15, 2024
@rewertvsp rewertvsp marked this pull request as ready for review October 17, 2024 10:45
@rewertvsp rewertvsp merged commit 9f7ea04 into master Oct 17, 2024
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@rewertvsp rewertvsp deleted the developmentOfSmallScaleCommercialTraffic branch October 17, 2024 10:45
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