As described - this passes the latitude and longitudes to the models.
They are normalized by their max (i.e. norm_lat = lat / 90). This means that for Kenya, the maximum is small, but this will allow us to easily adapt to any use case.
Yes - hopefully we shouldn't add any (too many) more variables in this way. If we do, we might need to revisit how we do things because it may become unsustainable.
As described - this passes the latitude and longitudes to the models.
They are normalized by their max (i.e.
norm_lat = lat / 90
). This means that for Kenya, the maximum is small, but this will allow us to easily adapt to any use case.