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[WIP] Experimental adjacency graph method + perimeter #157
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A visualization like the NYT Olympic medal visualization would be pretty easy to implement using this method.... |
@00krishna would you want this as like a 2-stage thing, where you can opt to either get the whole row for source and target or just the geometries? |
Hey @asinghvi17 sorry for not getting back to you soon, just been kinda swamped. As a caveat, of course there are ways to get the edgelist from the geometries, but users who are less experience will probably just end up posting lots of questions on how to do that. So easier to save ourselves some trouble :). |
True, I guess there could be multiple entry points to the function then. Will take a look at how that could be done potentially. |
Currently in
docs/src/experiments/adjacency_graph.jl
.This PR also adds a perimeter method that can have several algorithms - linear, geodesic, and thumb. That is still WIP.
The adjacency matrix calculation "works" - it's unidirectional from source to target.
Cool pictures
graph_tightening.mp4
lg_touches_lg_valid.mp4