gboeing
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3 months ago Thanks for using OSMnx.
Am Reffering to the correct user reference for 1.9.3? There are no specific modules. Are these tutorials actually for 2.0?
From the examples repo readme:
Note that this repo's main branch generally tracks the functionality of the OSMnx repo's main branch. For examples corresponding to previously released versions of OSMnx, use this repo's tags to browse by release.
Beyond that, your code snippet contains typos but they don't appear to be related to your issue. There does not appear to be a bug with OSMnx here. You're experiencing either an installation problem or user error. There aren't enough details provided to be able to guess which (e.g., how did you activate your conda environment? did you install a jupyter kernel into it first? did you confirm the package version programmatically within the notebook?).
Best I can do is point you to this StackOverflow answer. If you have further usage questions, you can ask on StackOverflow.
Contributing guidelines
Documentation
Existing issues
What operating system and Python version are you using?
Mac/3.12
What OSMnx version are you using?
3.9.2
Environment packages and versions
How did you install OSMnx?
Conda and conda-forge
Problem description
I installed omsnx following the tutorial:
conda create -n ox -c conda-forge --strict-channel-priority osmnxChecked the ox version is: '1.9.3' When running features-demo.ipynb, I couldn't load most of the modules like: ox.convert, ox.distance, etc. Instead I found out that I can directly call ox.add_edge_speeds, without ox.distance.edd_edge_speeds.After checking the ox modules in jupyter here is the result:
Am Reffering to the correct user reference for 1.9.3? There are no specific modules. Are these tutorials actually for 2.0?
Complete minimal reproducible example