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Hvorfor to planlæggere giver samme bil forskellig svar

Sam bil, samme rute, samme dag. Den ene siger tre stop og seks timer, den anden siger to stop og fem. Ingen af dem lyver — de er uenige om ting, der er reelt usikre.

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Udsigt langs en motorvej fra en overbro mod en afkørselsrampe
Dietmar Rabich · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

De antager forskellige hastigheder

Aerodynamisk modstand stiger med kvadratet af hastigheden, og den nødvendige effekt for at overvinde den stiger med kuben. Forskellen mellem 110 km/t og 130 km/t er derfor ikke en tyve procent forskel i forbrug; den er meget større. En planlægger, der antager, at du vil køre ved grænsen, og en, der antager, at du vil glide under den, modellerer to forskellige rejser.

De fleste værktøjer lader dig indstille dette, og de fleste mennesker gør det aldrig. Hvis to planlæggere er uenige, og du kun kan tjekke én ting, så tjek den antagne hastighed.

De modellerer ladekurven forskelligt, eller slet ikke

Et lithium-ion-batteri accepterer høj effekt ved lav ladetilstand og falder stejlere, efterhånden som det fyldes [3]. Den praktiske konsekvens er, at de sidste tyve procent af en opladning kan tage lige så lang tid som de første halvtreds, så den optimale strategi er normalt flere stop, hver kortere, snarere end færre og længere.

En planlægger, der modellerer dette korrekt, vil producere en rejseplan, der ser ineffektiv ud — fire stop i stedet for to — og alligevel få dig derhen hurtigere. En planlægger, der behandler opladning som en fast sats, producerer en pænere plan, der er forkert.

De er uenige om vejret

Kulde reducerer brugbar rækkevidde og sænker samtidig den hastighed, hvormed batteriet vil acceptere opladning [4]. Begge effekter presser i samme retning, og en plan, der er bygget på forbrug i mildt vejr, kan fejle på en måde, som en lille fejlmargin ikke dækker.

Dette er rækken, hvor forskellen mellem planlæggere er mest konsekvent, og det er derfor, kapabilitetstabellen behandler vejrmudellering som en førsteklasses funktion snarere end en luksus.

De er uenige om, hvor bange du bør være

Ankomstbuffer — hvor meget ladning en planlægger insisterer på, at du har tilbage, når du når et stop — er ikke en fysisk størrelse. Det er en politik. Et værktøj indstillet til at ankomme med 10% og et indstillet til at ankomme med 20% vil producere materielt forskellige rejseplaner fra identiske input, og ingen af dem er forkerte.

Rækkeviddeangst er en velkendt indflydelse på, hvordan bilister faktisk opfører sig, adskilt fra hvad bilen kan gøre [5]. En planlægger, der lader dig indstille dette, lader dig prissætte dine egne nerver, hvilket er det rigtige sted for den beslutning at ligge.

Tre-sporet britisk motorvej med trafik i begge retninger under en grå himmel
Klaus with K · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Hvad man skal gøre ved det

  • Indstil hastighedsantagelsen til det, du faktisk kører, ikke hvad du har til hensigt at køre.
  • På en kold dag, planlæg med det pessimistiske værktøj og behandl det optimistiske som et bedste tilfælde.
  • Stol på en planlægger, der giver dig flere, kortere stop frem for en, der giver dig færre, længere stop.
  • Planlæg på ny midt i rejsen i stedet for ved starten. Hver input er driftet ved den tid.
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Every citation below links to the original peer-reviewed record on PubMed or via DOI. Nothing here is a substitute for medical advice.

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