Pedro Camargo
Pedro Camargo
No. The solution is to either build the graph from a Pandas DataFrame (you will need a_node/b_node in that graph) or to build an AequilibraE model from your shapefile and...
Hi @kyletitlowdot . I haven't worked in this library for quite a while and AequilibraE (the path-finding library used) has evolved a few generations in the meantime. I can take...
@kyletitlowdot , I decided to refactor the whole software and bring a few new capabilities to it, while developing proper documentation. Is there something specific that you are looking for?
@elmiraberjisian , this package was written for Python 2.* and I haven't had time to finish refactoring it. It will take some time, but you are welcome to work on...
Can you paste the whole stack trace here?
Without the data is impossible to track it.
This is indeed becoming an issue, as Python 3.12 is the default Python version on Ubuntu 24.04, and QGIS has also moved to Python 3.12 I have fixed the issue...
@tomoforest and @OttoAndrey , I am thinking of forking the project and releasing it under a different name on PyPI. Do you see another alternative?
The networks that do have coordinates have them in the nodes file. For the Sioux Falls network there is also a geojson with coordinates in WGS84
I would love for the next iteration of OMX to be based on Arrow, but is the objective of OMX to be used in production now?