is there a way to determine the resolution that Network x works at for identifying 'gaps' in a network?
e.g. is a 1m break between edges going to be a 'gap' in the network connectivity?
We've recently found that gaps in the network connectivity that are <1m (usually below snapping tolerance) are not always showing up as 'connectivity' breaks in GNAT, but do in FLoWs. For HexSim, we think a way around this might be to check the continuity of the node relationships that are exported from GNAT, but that won't change the connectivity state of the actual network.
is there a way to determine the resolution that Network x works at for identifying 'gaps' in a network? e.g. is a 1m break between edges going to be a 'gap' in the network connectivity?
We've recently found that gaps in the network connectivity that are <1m (usually below snapping tolerance) are not always showing up as 'connectivity' breaks in GNAT, but do in FLoWs. For HexSim, we think a way around this might be to check the continuity of the node relationships that are exported from GNAT, but that won't change the connectivity state of the actual network.
thoughts?