Fantastic news! 🎉🎉👏 Super happy to have a small part of this story and contribute to the R5 family via #r5py Python library and open source learning resources 😊
📢Come and work with us @AaltoUniversity! 🙂Our department is hiring a new tenure-track professor in Transportation Engineering. DL in Nov 30th 2024. Check further details and apply here: https://t.co/gkPx3tXfqq
Congratulations and many thanks to the mamba team on release of mamba v2.0.0! https://t.co/jrDVFigF1W With "Removal of mamba Python codebase. Now mamba and micromamba share the same C++ codebase." seems like most micromamba workflows can now just be mamba. 👍
How much traditional #GIS analysis can happen totally in the browser, using #flatgeobuf, #rust, #wasm, #openstreetmap, and a new @turinginst project for collating census data? This is output area-level population counts intersected with a 10min walking buffer around the red route
The single most undervalued fact of linear algebra:
Matrices are graphs, and graphs are matrices.
Encoding matrices as graphs is a cheat code, making complex behavior simple to study.
Let me show you how!
the new PySAL is out today! This release introduces the new Graph class and includes a *ton* of new stuff all across the metapackage
https://t.co/Ih1ILB12j5
Do you have a reason for using population-weighted centroids when measuring spatial accessibility? Find the reason in this article: https://t.co/dlqiSkbbVa
The new article provides evidence as to why population-weighted centroids should be used over geographic centroids.
Happy to share my recent article published in the Annals of @theAAG. This paper introduces GeoShapley as a method for measuring spatial/location effects in machine learning models. Open access: https://t.co/70JFZLBzJY. @FSU_Geography
The main contributors to this new version are Luc Anselin @GeoDaCenter , myself, @renanserenini and Lisa Singh.
Special thanks to @knaaptime and @JamesGaboardi for helping out with the release!
We hope you like it!
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Brilliant keynote by @stefanielumnitz at @foss4ge conference about the use of open source software and principles for @esa satellite projects! 👏🎉 Excellent work! 🤗
NumPy 2 comes out tomorrow! Pybind11 2.12 supports it (since March), Numba 0.60 supports it (I just pushed the conda-forge numba 0.60 update earlier today!), PyTorch does, CuPy does, and many more. Some don't, like TensorFlow.
Shortest paths and isochrones using #openstreetmap walking and #GTFS public transit data, directly in the browser with #Rust, #WASM, #MapLibre. The accessible areas when you're right on a tube or major bus line look very different than a transit desert (relatively, for London)