Hi Harry! This is Rafael Pereira here, co-author of r5r. Thanks for this project/ study! It sounds super interesting!
I just had a quick look at the get attributes file for r5r and two things caught my attention.
- Since you're not interested in the geometry of the trip, it would be advisable to use the function
r5r::travel_time_matrix(). Is there any particular reason you would want to use the detailed itinerary function?
- One of the biggest advantages of r5r compared to other routing engines is to compute several routing queries using multiple departure times within a
time_window parameter. I noticed you are using different departure times without the time_window parameter, but I could not see exactly which departure times you're using to decide whether it would be better to use that parameter
Hi Harry! This is Rafael Pereira here, co-author of r5r. Thanks for this project/ study! It sounds super interesting!
I just had a quick look at the get attributes file for r5r and two things caught my attention.
r5r::travel_time_matrix(). Is there any particular reason you would want to use the detailed itinerary function?time_windowparameter. I noticed you are using different departure times without thetime_windowparameter, but I could not see exactly which departure times you're using to decide whether it would be better to use that parameter