osrm-backend/src/extractor/guidance/intersection_normalizer.cpp

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#include "extractor/guidance/intersection_normalizer.hpp"
#include "extractor/guidance/toolkit.hpp"
#include "util/bearing.hpp"
#include "util/guidance/toolkit.hpp"
namespace osrm
{
namespace extractor
{
namespace guidance
{
IntersectionNormalizer::IntersectionNormalizer(
const util::NodeBasedDynamicGraph &node_based_graph,
const std::vector<extractor::QueryNode> &node_coordinates,
const util::NameTable &name_table,
const SuffixTable &street_name_suffix_table,
const IntersectionGenerator &intersection_generator)
: node_based_graph(node_based_graph), node_coordinates(node_coordinates),
name_table(name_table), street_name_suffix_table(street_name_suffix_table),
intersection_generator(intersection_generator)
{
}
std::pair<IntersectionShape, std::vector<std::pair<EdgeID, EdgeID>>> IntersectionNormalizer::
operator()(const NodeID node_at_intersection, IntersectionShape intersection) const
{
auto merged_shape_and_merges =
MergeSegregatedRoads(node_at_intersection, std::move(intersection));
merged_shape_and_merges.first = AdjustBearingsForMergeAtDestination(
node_at_intersection, std::move(merged_shape_and_merges.first));
return merged_shape_and_merges;
}
bool IntersectionNormalizer::CanMerge(const NodeID intersection_node,
const IntersectionShape &intersection,
std::size_t first_index,
std::size_t second_index) const
{
BOOST_ASSERT(((first_index + 1) % intersection.size()) == second_index);
// call wrapper to capture intersection_node and intersection
const auto mergable = [this, intersection_node, &intersection](const std::size_t left_index,
const std::size_t right_index) {
return InnerCanMerge(intersection_node, intersection, left_index, right_index);
};
/*
* Merging should never depend on order/never merge more than two roads. To ensure that we don't
* merge anything that is impacted by neighboring roads (e.g. three roads of the same name as in
* parking lots/border checkpoints), we check if the neigboring roads would be merged as well.
* In that case, we cannot merge, since we would end up merging multiple items together
*/
if (mergable(first_index, second_index))
{
const auto is_distinct_merge =
!mergable(second_index, (second_index + 1) % intersection.size()) &&
!mergable((first_index + intersection.size() - 1) % intersection.size(), first_index) &&
!mergable(second_index,
(first_index + intersection.size() - 1) % intersection.size()) &&
!mergable(first_index, (second_index + 1) % intersection.size());
return is_distinct_merge;
}
else
return false;
}
// Checks for mergability of two ways that represent the same intersection. For further
// information see interface documentation in header.
bool IntersectionNormalizer::InnerCanMerge(const NodeID node_at_intersection,
const IntersectionShape &intersection,
std::size_t first_index,
std::size_t second_index) const
{
const auto &first_data = node_based_graph.GetEdgeData(intersection[first_index].eid);
const auto &second_data = node_based_graph.GetEdgeData(intersection[second_index].eid);
// only merge named ids
if (first_data.name_id == EMPTY_NAMEID || second_data.name_id == EMPTY_NAMEID)
return false;
// need to be same name
if (util::guidance::requiresNameAnnounced(
first_data.name_id, second_data.name_id, name_table, street_name_suffix_table))
return false;
// needs to be symmetrical for names
if (util::guidance::requiresNameAnnounced(
second_data.name_id, first_data.name_id, name_table, street_name_suffix_table))
return false;
// compatibility is required
if (first_data.travel_mode != second_data.travel_mode)
return false;
if (first_data.road_classification != second_data.road_classification)
return false;
// may not be on a roundabout
if (first_data.roundabout || second_data.roundabout || first_data.circular ||
second_data.circular)
return false;
// exactly one of them has to be reversed
if (first_data.reversed == second_data.reversed)
return false;
// mergeable if the angle is not too big
const auto angle_between =
angularDeviation(intersection[first_index].bearing, intersection[second_index].bearing);
const auto coordinate_at_intersection = node_coordinates[node_at_intersection];
if (angle_between >= 120)
return false;
const auto isValidYArm = [this, intersection, coordinate_at_intersection, node_at_intersection](
const std::size_t index, const std::size_t other_index) {
const auto GetActualTarget = [&](const std::size_t index) {
EdgeID last_in_edge_id;
intersection_generator.GetActualNextIntersection(
node_at_intersection, intersection[index].eid, nullptr, &last_in_edge_id);
return node_based_graph.GetTarget(last_in_edge_id);
};
const auto target_id = GetActualTarget(index);
const auto other_target_id = GetActualTarget(other_index);
if (target_id == node_at_intersection || other_target_id == node_at_intersection)
return false;
const auto coordinate_at_target = node_coordinates[target_id];
const auto coordinate_at_other_target = node_coordinates[other_target_id];
const auto turn_bearing =
util::coordinate_calculation::bearing(coordinate_at_intersection, coordinate_at_target);
const auto other_turn_bearing = util::coordinate_calculation::bearing(
coordinate_at_intersection, coordinate_at_other_target);
// fuzzy becomes narrower due to minor differences in angle computations, yay floating point
const bool becomes_narrower =
angularDeviation(turn_bearing, other_turn_bearing) < NARROW_TURN_ANGLE &&
angularDeviation(turn_bearing, other_turn_bearing) <=
angularDeviation(intersection[index].bearing, intersection[other_index].bearing) +
MAXIMAL_ALLOWED_NO_TURN_DEVIATION;
return becomes_narrower;
};
const bool is_y_arm_first = isValidYArm(first_index, second_index);
const bool is_y_arm_second = isValidYArm(second_index, first_index);
// Only merge valid y-arms
if (!is_y_arm_first || !is_y_arm_second)
return false;
if (angle_between < 60)
return true;
// Finally, we also allow merging if all streets offer the same name, it is only three roads and
// the angle is not fully extreme:
if (intersection.size() != 3)
return false;
// since we have an intersection of size three now, there is only one index we are not looking
// at right now. The final index in the intersection is calculated next:
const std::size_t third_index = [first_index, second_index]() {
if (first_index == 0)
return second_index == 2 ? 1 : 2;
else if (first_index == 1)
return second_index == 2 ? 0 : 2;
else
return second_index == 1 ? 0 : 1;
}();
// needs to be same road coming in
const auto &third_data = node_based_graph.GetEdgeData(intersection[third_index].eid);
if (third_data.name_id != EMPTY_NAMEID &&
util::guidance::requiresNameAnnounced(
third_data.name_id, first_data.name_id, name_table, street_name_suffix_table))
return false;
// we only allow collapsing of a Y like fork. So the angle to the third index has to be
// roughly equal:
const auto y_angle_difference = angularDeviation(
angularDeviation(intersection[third_index].bearing, intersection[first_index].bearing),
angularDeviation(intersection[third_index].bearing, intersection[second_index].bearing));
// Allow larger angles if its three roads only of the same name
// This is a heuristic and might need to be revised.
const bool assume_y_intersection =
angle_between < 100 && y_angle_difference < FUZZY_ANGLE_DIFFERENCE;
return assume_y_intersection;
}
/*
* Segregated Roads often merge onto a single intersection.
* While technically representing different roads, they are
* often looked at as a single road.
* Due to the merging, turn Angles seem off, wenn we compute them from the
* initial positions.
*
* b<b<b<b(1)<b<b<b
* aaaaa-b
* b>b>b>b(2)>b>b>b
*
* Would be seen as a slight turn going fro a to (2). A Sharp turn going from
* (1) to (2).
*
* In cases like these, we megre this segregated roads into a single road to
* end up with a case like:
*
* aaaaa-bbbbbb
*
* for the turn representation.
* Anything containing the first u-turn in a merge affects all other angles
* and is handled separately from all others.
*/
std::pair<IntersectionShape, std::vector<std::pair<EdgeID, EdgeID>>>
IntersectionNormalizer::MergeSegregatedRoads(const NodeID intersection_node,
IntersectionShape intersection) const
{
const auto getRight = [&](std::size_t index) {
return (index + intersection.size() - 1) % intersection.size();
};
// we only merge small angles. If the difference between both is large, we are looking at a
// bearing leading north. Such a bearing cannot be handled via the basic average. In this
// case we actually need to shift the bearing by half the difference.
const auto aroundZero = [](const double first, const double second) {
return (std::max(first, second) - std::min(first, second)) >= 180;
};
// find the angle between two other angles
const auto combineAngles = [aroundZero](const double first, const double second) {
if (!aroundZero(first, second))
return .5 * (first + second);
else
{
const auto offset = angularDeviation(first, second);
auto new_angle = std::max(first, second) + .5 * offset;
if (new_angle >= 360)
return new_angle - 360;
return new_angle;
}
};
// This map stores for all edges that participated in a merging operation in which edge id they
// end up in the end. We only store what we have merged into other edges.
std::vector<std::pair<EdgeID, EdgeID>> merging_map;
const auto merge = [this, combineAngles, &merging_map](const IntersectionShapeData &first,
const IntersectionShapeData &second) {
IntersectionShapeData result =
!node_based_graph.GetEdgeData(first.eid).reversed ? first : second;
result.bearing = combineAngles(first.bearing, second.bearing);
BOOST_ASSERT(0 <= result.bearing && result.bearing < 360.0);
// the other ID
const auto merged_from = result.eid == first.eid ? second.eid : first.eid;
BOOST_ASSERT(
std::find_if(merging_map.begin(), merging_map.end(), [merged_from](const auto pair) {
return pair.first == merged_from;
}) == merging_map.end());
merging_map.push_back(std::make_pair(merged_from, result.eid));
return result;
};
if (intersection.size() <= 1)
return std::make_pair(intersection, merging_map);
// check for merges including the basic u-turn
// these result in an adjustment of all other angles. This is due to how these angles are
// perceived. Considering the following example:
//
// c b
// Y
// a
//
// coming from a to b (given a road that splits at the fork into two one-ways), the turn is not
// considered as a turn but rather as going straight.
// Now if we look at the situation merging:
//
// a b
// \ /
// e - + - d
// |
// c
//
// With a,b representing the same road, the intersection itself represents a classif for way
// intersection so we handle it like
//
// (a),b
// |
// e - + - d
// |
// c
//
// To be able to consider this adjusted representation down the line, we merge some roads.
// If the merge occurs at the u-turn edge, we need to adjust all angles, though, since they are
// with respect to the now changed perceived location of a. If we move (a) to the left, we add
// the difference to all angles. Otherwise we subtract it.
bool merged_first = false;
// these result in an adjustment of all other angles
if (CanMerge(intersection_node, intersection, intersection.size() - 1, 0))
{
merged_first = true;
// moving `a` to the left
intersection[0] = merge(intersection.front(), intersection.back());
// FIXME if we have a left-sided country, we need to switch this off and enable it
// below
intersection.pop_back();
}
else if (CanMerge(intersection_node, intersection, 0, 1))
{
merged_first = true;
intersection[0] = merge(intersection.front(), intersection[1]);
intersection.erase(intersection.begin() + 1);
}
// a merge including the first u-turn requires an adjustment of the turn angles
// therefore these are handled prior to this step
for (std::size_t index = 2; index < intersection.size(); ++index)
{
if (CanMerge(intersection_node, intersection, getRight(index), index))
{
intersection[getRight(index)] =
merge(intersection[getRight(index)], intersection[index]);
intersection.erase(intersection.begin() + index);
--index;
}
}
return std::make_pair(intersection, merging_map);
}
// OSM can have some very steep angles for joining roads. Considering the following intersection:
// x
// |
// v __________c
// /
// a ---d
// \ __________b
//
// with c->d as a oneway
// and d->b as a oneway, the turn von x->d is actually a turn from x->a. So when looking at the
// intersection coming from x, we want to interpret the situation as
// x
// |
// a __ d __ v__________c
// |
// |_______________b
//
// Where we see the turn to `d` as a right turn, rather than going straight.
// We do this by adjusting the local turn angle at `x` to turn onto `d` to be reflective of this
// situation, where `v` would be the node at the intersection.
IntersectionShape
IntersectionNormalizer::AdjustBearingsForMergeAtDestination(const NodeID node_at_intersection,
IntersectionShape intersection) const
{
// nothing to do for dead ends
if (intersection.size() <= 1)
return intersection;
// we don't adjust any road that is longer than 30 meters (between centers of intersections),
// since the road is probably too long otherwise to impact perception.
const double constexpr PRUNING_DISTANCE = 30;
// never adjust u-turns
for (std::size_t index = 0; index < intersection.size(); ++index)
{
auto &road = intersection[index];
// only consider roads that are close
if (road.segment_length > PRUNING_DISTANCE)
continue;
// to find out about the above situation, we need to look at the next intersection (at d in
// the example). If the initial road can be merged to the left/right, we are about to adjust
// the angle.
const auto next_intersection_along_road = intersection_generator.ComputeIntersectionShape(
node_based_graph.GetTarget(road.eid), node_at_intersection);
if (next_intersection_along_road.size() <= 1)
continue;
const auto node_at_next_intersection = node_based_graph.GetTarget(road.eid);
const auto adjustAngle = [](double angle, double offset) {
angle += offset;
if (angle > 360)
return angle - 360.;
else if (angle < 0)
return angle + 360.;
return angle;
};
const auto range = node_based_graph.GetAdjacentEdgeRange(node_at_next_intersection);
if (range.size() <= 1)
continue;
// the order does not matter
const auto get_offset = [](const IntersectionShapeData &lhs,
const IntersectionShapeData &rhs) {
return 0.5 * angularDeviation(lhs.bearing, rhs.bearing);
};
// When offsetting angles in our turns, we don't want to get past the next turn. This
// function simply limits an offset to be at most half the distance to the next turn in the
// offfset direction
const auto get_corrected_offset = [](
const double offset,
const IntersectionShapeData &road,
const IntersectionShapeData &next_road_in_offset_direction) {
const auto offset_limit =
angularDeviation(road.bearing, next_road_in_offset_direction.bearing);
// limit the offset with an additional buffer
return (offset + MAXIMAL_ALLOWED_NO_TURN_DEVIATION > offset_limit) ? 0.5 * offset_limit
: offset;
};
// check if the u-turn edge at the next intersection could be merged to the left/right. If
// this is the case and the road is not far away (see previous distance check), if
// influences the perceived angle.
if (CanMerge(node_at_next_intersection, next_intersection_along_road, 0, 1))
{
const auto offset =
get_offset(next_intersection_along_road[0], next_intersection_along_road[1]);
const auto corrected_offset = get_corrected_offset(
offset,
road,
intersection[(intersection.size() + index - 1) % intersection.size()]);
// at the target intersection, we merge to the right, so we need to shift the current
// angle to the left
road.bearing = adjustAngle(road.bearing, -corrected_offset);
}
else if (CanMerge(node_at_next_intersection,
next_intersection_along_road,
next_intersection_along_road.size() - 1,
0))
{
const auto offset =
get_offset(next_intersection_along_road[0],
next_intersection_along_road[next_intersection_along_road.size() - 1]);
const auto corrected_offset =
get_corrected_offset(offset, road, intersection[(index + 1) % intersection.size()]);
// at the target intersection, we merge to the left, so we need to shift the current
// angle to the right
road.bearing = adjustAngle(road.bearing, corrected_offset);
}
}
return intersection;
}
} // namespace guidance
} // namespace extractor
} // namespace osrm