Timothy Ellersiek

@elliveny when you are running Valhalla inside docker are you limiting its memory? If not, what happens if you do?

I measured the distances in for the above example and it is about `~1km` difference. Is this a result of the grid cell structure it is routing over, i.e. it...

One follow-up note: I think I understand why this is happening after reading the blog https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/spatial-analyst/analytics/doing-more-with-euclidean-distance-barriers-and-paths/ - I'm now wondering if something similar is possible with skimage or do you...

Not a problem @lagru @grlee77 and thank you for reading my issue - I am not certain how to further optimize the resulting path following the cell edge / diagonals....

There are a bunch of issues related to this to look through which may help you a little, one is https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend/issues/3898

> @kimonkrenz @TimMcCauley I started the work on this issue: https://docs.pgrouting.org/dev/en/pgr_extractVertices.html#create-a-routing-topology Please read, I expect your comments about it. Is it clear, am I missing something? etc. It looks good....

Cool function @cvvergara - what I mean is that createTopology takes care of not respecting degree 2 nodes while extractVertices does not. I.e. while extractVertices is much more performant, it...

Hi @sauravUppoor I see this as a handy preprocessing function. Once you call `createTopology` it will consume this open space network and enrich the graph.

I agree with what @cvvergara is saying. This is a preprocessing step before pgRouting kicks in. If the geometries are provided via whatever algorithm (i.e. `ST_SquareGrid`) to subdivide a closed...

> I personally think the JNI bindings should be separate from Valhalla. For instance I created my own custom bindings and interface to the Valhalla methods I required from Android....