Ewout ter Hoeven

Maybe rewrite the title of this issue to be more descriptive.

Thanks! That's an excellent idea, it might also be useful to see what stores, parks, public transport stops, bodies of water or anything else is close to certain nodes. On...

Simplest way is just to start with adding the feature data and doing aggregation manually. So if I want to add parking spaces to a node: ```Python # Proposed function...

Thanks for getting back! I also didn't realise it would be this simple, in that case I agree an example is more than sufficient.

The [NuGet Version](https://shields.io/badges/nu-get-version) badge supports pre-releases.  It would be really nice if there was a similar option for PyPI.

This might now be able to be done elegantly in the experimental cell space: - #1994

> * What should be considered centroid of the cell? The average agent position? In my view, that's fixed and user definable. So on creation you input a list /...

> This way, the tessellation is defined only by the listed centroids & euclidean distance To initialize it, in my view, yes. Maybe @quaquel also has some thoughts. > have...

In reality this should be a bit of a mixture I think. In my vision, the cells are discrete, can have properties and neighbours, but agents move in continuous space....

Like, theoretically, the Hex and Square spaces are just Vonoroi spaces with very specific patterns of centroid. Maybe we need a special superclass for space when cells are discrete but...