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RPHAST times are higher than Dijkstra Matrix times for the same request. On test HD graph: e.g.
{ "locations": [ [8.703320316580971, 49.43318333640056], [8.687654576684464, 49.424556390630144], [8.717757183423817, 49.40164721633349], [8.716099590637365, 49.39451178723492] ], "metrics": [ "distance", "duration" ], "destinations":[1], "sources":[2] }
They should be equal or lower for RPHAST.
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Thanks for raising this issue! Do you think you could include the actual response values from both RPHAST and Dijkstra for reference?
I was wondering whether this should be considered as a bug rather than cleanup, what do you think?
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I will have to check this again to see if the issue is still there, then I can attach the actual times, yes.
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RPHAST times are higher than Dijkstra Matrix times for the same request. On test HD graph:
e.g.
They should be equal or lower for RPHAST.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: