osmprob

R package for probabilistic OpenStreetMap routing

Install

devtools::install_github ('osm-router/osmprob')

Test road graph

Downloading and preprocessing the graph is done in the function download_graph (). To prepare the graph for routing, all non-accessible edges are removed and vertices not needed to maintain the graph's topology are removed. The resulting data is a list containing the original graph, the compact graph and a map of edge IDs that connect the two graphs to each other. A preprocessed sample graph can be acessed with road_data_sample. After the preprocessing and routing is done, plot_map () can be used to display the traversal probabilities and shortest path in a shiny/leaflet web app.

From sample data

To load, process and display the sample graph included in the package, run

graph <- road_data_sample
start_pt <- c (11.603, 48.163)
end_pt <- c (11.608, 48.167)
pts <- select_vertices_by_coordinates (graph, start_pt, end_pt)
route_start <- pts[1]
route_end <- pts [2]
path <- get_shortest_path (graph, route_start, route_end)
prob <- get_probability (graph, route_start, route_end, eta = 0.6)
plot_map (prob, path)

From OSM data

devtools::load_all (export_all = FALSE)
start_pt <- c (11.603, 48.163)
end_pt <- c (11.608, 48.167)
graph <- download_graph (start_pt, end_pt)
pts <- select_vertices_by_coordinates (graph, start_pt, end_pt)
route_start <- pts[1]
route_end <- pts [2]
path <- get_shortest_path (graph, route_start, route_end)
prob <- get_probability (graph, route_start, route_end, eta = 0.6)
plot_map (prob, path)

Code of Conduct

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