PersonSummary

This output contains the simulation-wide number of person that are loaded, inserted, running, waiting to be inserted, have reached their destination and how many persons are travelling in which modes.

## Instantiating within the Simulation

You can force the simulation to generate this output using --person-summary-output <FILE>.

## Generated Output

The information containing all those values is computed for each time step and the output file looks like following:

    <summary>
        <step time="<SIMULATION_TIME>" \
                loaded="<LOADED_PERSON_NUMBER>" \
                inserted="<INSERTED_PERSON_NUMBER>" \
                walking="<RUNNING_PERSON_NUMBER>" \
                waiting="<NUMBER_OF_PERSONS_WAITING_FOR_INSERTION>" \
                ended="<ENDED_PERSON_NUMBER>" \

        ... further time steps ...

    </summary>

Please note, that in contrary to the example above, for each time step, all those values are reported in one line. A description of the values is given in the table below.

Name | Type | Description
--- | --- | ---
time | (simulation) seconds | The time step described by the entry
loaded | # | Number of persons that were loaded into the simulation so far (including reported time step)
inserted | # | Number of persons inserted so far (including reported time step)
walking | # | Number of persons that are walking within the reported time step
waitingForRide | # | Number of persons which are waiting for a vehicle ride within the reported step
riding | # | Number of persons which are riding a vehicle ride within the reported step
stopping | # | Number of persons which are stopped for a specified duration within the reported step
jammed | # | The number of persons that were jammed since the start of the simulation
ended | # | Number of persons that have reached their destination so far or that were otherwise removed from the simulation (including reported time step)
arrived | # | Number of persons that have reached their destination so far
duration | ms | The computation time for that simulation step in milliseconds).

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