points_to_od | R Documentation |
Takes a series of geographical points and converts them into a data.frame representing the potential flows, or 'spatial interaction', between every combination of points.
points_to_od(
p,
pd = NULL,
interzone_only = FALSE,
ids_only = FALSE,
max_dist = Inf,
max_dest = Inf
)
points_to_odl(p, pd = NULL, crs = 4326, ...)
p |
A spatial points object or a matrix of coordinates representing points |
pd |
Optional spatial points object objects representing
destinations.
|
interzone_only |
Should the result only include interzonal OD pairs, in
which the ID of the origin is different from the ID of the destination
zone? |
ids_only |
Should a data frame with only 2 columns (origin and
destination IDs) be returned? The default is |
max_dist |
Numeric, maximum distance to consider. Default Inf.
Not applicable when |
max_dest |
The maximum number of destinations for each origin (numeric)
sorted from closest to furthest. Default is Inf. Alternative to max_dist
for limiting the number of ODs.
Not applicable when |
crs |
The coordinate reference system of the output, if not known in |
... |
Additional arguments passed to |
points_to_odl()
generates the same output but returns a geographic object
representing desire lines in the class sf
.
library(sf)
p = od_data_centroids[1:2, ]
points_to_od(p)
points_to_od(p, ids_only = TRUE)
(l = points_to_odl(p, interzone_only = TRUE))
plot(l)
points_to_od(od_data_centroids[1:2, ], od_data_centroids[3, ])
l = points_to_odl(od_data_centroids[1:2, ], od_data_centroids[3, ])
plot(l)
(od = points_to_od(p, interzone_only = TRUE))
l2 = od_to_sf(od, od_data_centroids)
l2$v = 1
(l2_oneway = od_oneway(l2))
sf::st_length(l2)
# With max_dist:
if (require(nngeo)) {
(l3 = points_to_odl(p, max_dist = 10000))
sf::st_length(l3)
}
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