Przemysław Szufel

The first issue is that there are several possible definitions for "directed" hypergraphs. One would need to do a review study and decide which criteria should be used to choosing...

Hi, I am open to comment if you propose some functionality. I think that generally extending the functionality to some form of directed hyper-graphs is a good idea.

One possible representation could be to have a directed hyper-graph as two undirected hypergraphs where the first one represents out-going hyperedges and the second incoming hyperedges. This would be quite...

SimpleHypergraphs is using weighted hypergraphs representations and this actually already works and perhaps you can use SimpleHyprgraphs to analyze directed hypergraphs. Just note that we use `nothing` rather `0` to...

SimpleHypergraphs is also already compatible with `Graphs.jl` as this is the most standard library in the Julia graph ecosystem. ``` julia> supertype(BipartiteView) Graphs.SimpleGraphs.AbstractSimpleGraph{Int64} julia> b = BipartiteView(h) {14, 13} undirected...

Thank you for using OpenStreetMapX All this library does is to translate an OpenStreetMap to a `LightGraphs` graph with a set of metadata. Hence, essentially a map that can be...

Hi, extracting public transportation routes would require extending the amount of data parsed from the XML file. This is not present in the library but should be relatively easy to...

I guess the lines are presented as `Way`s and `Relation`s just having a different type. Hence you would need to extend the event handling in XML parsing at https://github.com/pszufe/OpenStreetMapX.jl/blob/master/src/parseMap.jl Regarding...

Hello Tino, please try going to the `docs` directory and open index.html that can be found there. This should work. P,

I tested it only on Firefox in Windows. Indeed it does not work with Chrome. For other web browsers you could run a simple web server. This can be done...