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Bundle pfaelde for map matching of routes #156
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That's a great idea. I've been using pfaedle in other workflows and it's really quite nifty. However, I don't have any C++ or Rcpp skills, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Maybe a function interface to a pfaedle's command line calls (or something like that) whitout bundling it with tidytransit could be a first step. |
That would be quite difficult to get that on CRAN, because you'd need to automate the system install for all checks anyway, which wouldn't be much less difficult that just bundling. I'll definitely try to find time to do it soon-ish - feel free to ping me anytime if you think i might be taking too long. |
Ah, just don't include it in the tests ;) Nah that's a good point. Plus, pfaedle's not in rapid development anymore anyways so bundling's fine.
Thanks! I'll keep this earmarked. |
Sounds like a great idea! Generally this could be interesting for us, but probably not the most importpant currently. |
---Just an idea---
The excellent
pfaedle
library uses OSM input to do precise map-matching between GTFS stops. It's GPL-3 licenced, so could be bundled here without infringement.what it would do
shape
tables don't exist for all feeds, and even where they do, are often just made from straight lines between stops.pfaedle
library fills in all the gaps, and gives you very preciseshape
tables.why here?
This functionality would be really cool, and
tidytransit
seems like a better home thangtfsrouter
.other thoughts
I'd be happy to help if you were interested, although most likely to rapidly progress if somebody else could chip in with the C++ skills, because I'm not sure I'd have so much time to offer. Let me know what you think, and we could maybe at least s-l-o-w-l-y get going ...
ping @AlexandraKapp: would you be interested in this kind of functionality?
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