Using general distributions

A general distribution allows you to define an empirical distribution or a normal distribution, with values >= 0. For example, you can access a value of a user-defined general distribution via a vehicle attribute decision or a pedestrian attribute decision, if for the network object of these network object types, in the Decision type attribute, Distribution has been selected (Defining vehicle attribute decisions), (Defining pedestrian attribute decisions).

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Using distributions

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Using desired speed distributions

Using weight distributions

Using power distributions

Using time distributions

Using location distributions for boarding and alighting passengers in PT

Defining occupancy distributions

Using color distributions

Using 2D/3D model distributions

Defining 2D/3D model distributions for 2D/3D models

Deleting the 2D/3D model distribution

Editing the graph of a function or distribution

Deleting intermediate point of a graph

Defining general distributions

Attributes of general distributions

Deleting general distribution