Inserting set conditions

For set conditions, you select a set of objects of a network object type and specify for this condition which traffic types apply to this set (Fundamentals: Partial flow bundles, single object conditions, and set conditions). If you want to define set conditions, proceed as follows.

1. Use the triangle to select the desired entry.

2. Select the desired demand segment by clicking the Select button.

3. Add Set conditions in the lower section via the symbol .

Note: You can create set conditions only or in addition to single object conditions.

The Insert set condition window opens.

4. Make the desired changes.

Element	Description
Network object type	Select the object type for which you want to insert set conditions. Note You can only select object types for public transport partial flow bundles.
Filtering	You can specify the filter conditions that account for the status (active or passive) of the network objects and traffic type (Filtering paths via active and passive network objects and traffic types).

Element

Description

Network object type

Select the object type for which you want to insert set conditions.

Note

You can only select object types for public transport partial flow bundles.

Filtering

You can specify the filter conditions that account for the status (active or passive) of the network objects and traffic type (Filtering paths via active and passive network objects and traffic types).

5. Confirm with OK.

6. Specify further settings for the new rows, if required.

Element	Description
Combination	In the column you specify which conditions are to be taken into account. If you click on the triangle, you can switch between the options. First/Not For the first condition of a new flow bundle condition group, the option is First or Not; for all subsequent conditions, choose between And or And not.
Network object	Display of the selection. In the case of a network object type, you can change the selection via .
Condition	The entries open the Edit flow bundle term window. In the window, you can change further settings for flow bundle conditions. Traffic types tab: Select the desired traffic types: Internal traffic: Filters paths which only use active objects Origin traffic: Filters paths starting with an active object and ending with a passive object Destination traffic: Filters paths starting with a passive object and ending with an active object Through traffic: Filters paths which start and end with a passive object and use at least one active object in-between External traffic: Filters paths which do not use active objects Bypassing internal traffic: Filters paths which start and end with an active object and use at least one passive object in-between Note You can set several options as active, however not all at once. With supply differentiation: The calculation of flow bundles can be restricted to a set of stops. You can select active stops or stops of selected fare zones. Within those conditions, the traffic can be differentiated according to the use of analysis lines (Calculating flow bundles on the basis of stops of selected fare zones). Note This option is only available for PuT partial flow bundles. Temporal restriction tab If required, add temporal restrictions for selected objects (PrT flow bundles with temporal restrictions and PuT flow bundles with temporal restrictions).

7. If required, make additional settings in the Set conditions section.

Element	Description
	Click the symbol to duplicate all objects marked in the list.
	Click the symbol to delete all objects marked in the list.

8. Click the Execute symbol .