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This is the raw results of the function merge_into_network() in simplify network.py. This didn‘t solve the issue because
it overconnects in one region (Indonesia, Singapore)
It still left some regions fully disconnected (myanmar, cambodia)
There must be a logical assumption where buses connects to the nearest network
Originally I would like to create a function that does similar to merge_into_network() with this assumption
The bus in question must be a stub or an isolated node
It must have a tolerance radius to not overextend
Do not connect to the same subnetwork
Do not go through waters
Do not go across national border
This is different from merge_into_network() because
Stubs are removed before merge_into_network() are run, not after
The use of tolerance radius in gpd.sjoin_nearest()
Not bypassing the offshore shapefiles
The rest behave quite similar.
I tried to create this code myself, but it always causes novel error in the use of busmap with minimal impact on connections. I was wondering if you can improve this.
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@ekatef @davide-f
Feature request
This is the raw results of the function merge_into_network() in simplify network.py. This didn‘t solve the issue because
There must be a logical assumption where buses connects to the nearest network
Originally I would like to create a function that does similar to merge_into_network() with this assumption
This is different from merge_into_network() because
The rest behave quite similar.
I tried to create this code myself, but it always causes novel error in the use of busmap with minimal impact on connections. I was wondering if you can improve this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: