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general question to travel_time_matrix? and reverseSearch #291
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After talking with a colleague of mine, I have tried a thing. I found this guide: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/r5r/vignettes/calculating_isochrones.html The thing is instead of doing just one iterations, I know have N iterations :) which isn't that nice For more context: I actually first found the R5 analysis endpoint which gives me nice isochrones if I use the Header So, R5 can't do the reverse thing. That's when I found the R5R package. I would appreciate any help :) |
Hi @LeLunZ . I'm sorry for my late reply. I'm not entirely certain yet, but I believe it might be possible to implement reverseSearch in |
Hi @rafapereirabr! Any worthwhile status update on using |
Hi @Torskelgen . Thanks for asking. We are currently prioritizing other issues, so it might take a few months before we can tackle this one. Sorry we have our hands tight at the moment. If you have any experience with Jave and feel like you could contribute with this, we would be glad to accept contributions. |
I'm afraid I don't have any experience with Java, otherwise I would have loved to contribute. And I do understand that you prioritize other issues. |
If there are any potential contributors who know Java and who might want to have a look at this, we would appreciate PR from collaborators |
Hello :)
i browsed through the actual R5 Repository and found out that there is a ReverseSearch attribute in the ProfileRequest.
Is it possible to use that attribute with the travel time matrix function?
For calculating the travel time as arrive by matrix and not departure by? With arrive by, I mean Instead of departing at a point, I want an isochrone where I can see how reachable the end point is. So from where (in how much time) I can go to the center of the isochrone.
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