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I think that was just to keep the math easy. The principle holds if the switching time is non-zero, but the math becomes less clear.
by tdaltonc 12y ago
I think that was just to keep the math easy. The principle holds if the switching time is non-zero, but the math becomes less clear.
- frogpelt 12y agoThe principle only holds if you are comparing switching between north-south or south-north. If you compare switching to not switching, it doesn't hold.
- ablankst 12y agoLet the switch cost something like 1 unit and the analysis on the Wikipedia example still holds - at the switch, drivers face a choice between a 41 minute route and a 45 minute route. Yes, this paradox is a property of the specifics of the network in question, but it may hold for real networks is the claim.