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initSidebarItems({"enum":[["Activity","Different things people might do in the day. Maybe its more clear to call this a DestinationType or similar."],["PersonType","It might be useful to classify a CensusPerson into different categories to figure out their Schedule."]],"fn":[["distribute_population_to_homes","Starting from some number of total people living in a polygonal area, randomly distribute them to residential buildings within that area. Returns a list of homes with the number of residents in each."],["generate_scenario","Wires together all the pieces, so you can just hand this any map, and itll automatically find appropriate census data, and use it to produce a Scenario."]],"mod":[["activities",""],["distribute_people",""],["import_census",""],["make_person",""],["od","This is a standalone pipeline for generating a Scenario, starting from origin-destination data (also called desire lines), which gives a count of commuters between two zones, breaking down by mode."]],"struct":[["CensusArea","Represents aggregate demographic data for some part of a city. These could be census tracts or blocks, depending what data we find. All of the areas should roughly partition the map we probably dont need to guarantee we cover every single building, but we definitely shouldnt have two overlapping areas."],["CensusPerson","Demographic information for a single person"],["Config","Any arbitrarily chosen parameters needed should be put here, so they can be controlled from the UI or tuned for different cities."],["Schedule","A single persons daily schedule. Its assumed that someone always starts at home. And for most people, the last entry should probably be Activity::Home."]]});