Closed Hartry closed 5 years ago
Looks like a usage question that is better asked on StackOverflow or mailing lists. This is just the repository that packages osmnx
. I can't help you there.
Oh okay, i m sorry
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Closed #47 https://github.com/conda-forge/osmnx-feedstock/issues/47.
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Oh okay, i m sorry
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Hii everyone,
I ' am getting a drive network of a city in France ( Aubervilliers, France ) with the following code
add_Aubervilliers = "Aubervilliers, France" Graphe_Aubervilliers = ox.graph_from_place(add_Aubervilliers, network_type='drive')
on which I can applying an Dijkstra algorithm.But when I trying to apply the same algorithm with a composed graph two connected city (both Saint Denis and Aubervilliers in France) It doesn't works nicely ... I mean, starting from some node, the algorithm doesn't find a way. :-/
add_Saint_denis = " Saint denis, France " Graphe_Saint_denis = ox.graph_from_place(add_Saint_denis, network_type = "drive") Graph_Paris_Auber = nx.compose_all([ Graphe_Saint_denis, Graphe_Aubervilliers ])
It's the same when I compose the graph of paris, Aubervilliers or saint Denis ...I noticed that some road (intersection) connecting aubervilliers and saint Denis weren't identified. None road is connected to Aubervilliers or saint denis ....
Did I missed something ?