haversine_distance | Haversine formula to calculate the great-circle distance | Math library
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Haversine is Ruby library for haversine a formula to calculate distance between two GEO Location. Because Earth is not flat!. This library is written by Jirapong Nanta (@jirapong).
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QUESTION
I have a dataframe where, columns with subscript 1 are starting points and with 2 are end points. I want to find a difference in kilometers between them. I tried following code however got an error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 09:25Try using .apply()
with lambda function so that you can pass the coordinates as scalar values instead of now passing 4 Pandas series to the function:
QUESTION
I have 9 points (longitudes, latitudes in degrees) on the surface of Earth follows.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 13:48Important: You've said you want to "Extract those points which are at least 3 degrees far from each other" but then you've used the Euclidean distance with math.hypot()
. As mentioned by @martineau, this should use the Haversine angular distance.
Since your points are "(longitudes, latitudes in degrees)", they first need to be converted to radians. And the pairs should be flipped so that latitude comes first, as required by the haversine_distances()
function. That can be done with:
QUESTION
I've got a sql where I need to constantly look back 4 days. This code would run once a week so I need to look 7 days back. My where clause is set stationary and looks between two dates, However I need it to look back 7 days all the time.
Here is a snippet of my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-06 at 06:12You can use current_date:
QUESTION
I need to return distances between two points using the haversine function. I retrieve an array of cordinates from the database using a scope. But I am getting trouble looping through the array to return distances between each created pair.
In the show(), I want the viewed address to be the base/origin point then it should loop through the database to pair with all the other address points to return their distances based on the @origin.
Currently, I am only returning one value. I really need assistance.
Below is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-27 at 16:38If I understand your problem, what you need is Array#map to be used in this way:
QUESTION
In my Rails project I have a table called "items", where each item has a latitude and longitude property. When I retrieve the items for my client, I fetch the current user's longitude and latitude. Using these two sets of coordinates, I want to use a haversine function and fetch 100 results with the smallest haversine distance.
The SQL should look something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 16:32In Rails you define database functions through migrations:
QUESTION
I am working with the California Housing data set in scikit-learn
. I want to engineer two binary features: "within 10 km of San Francisco" and "within 10 km of Los Angeles". I created a custom transformer that works fine on its own, but throws a TypeError
when I put it into a ColumnTransformer
. Here's the code:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-23 at 20:40Turns out the problem lies in sklearn.base
.
QUESTION
I'm new to scala / spark and I don't know how to ask this kind of question (technical word ...). I have a large csv file, I want to read it in a dataframe and distribute it in several blocks according to a condition on columns and apply the treatment I want on each of the blocks.
Example of my csv file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-24 at 08:10Your function is needed to use 4 input variables, so your dataframe also should have those variables to calculate. I think this can be achieved by Window
and lag
functions.
QUESTION
I am trying to build an app with ionic 4 and firebase. There are two types of users: simple users and admins. As an admin, I want to see on map where the users are, but only in a certain area. I was able to display my position on map and to update the marker with watchPosition(). I added some locations in my database for the simple users to see if i can access them and then display them on map. Everything worked well, the markers were displayed on map, but now i got this error: Cannot read property 'latitude' of undefined, but i didn't change anything in my code (where i accessed the locations of users) It's strange because a few days ago it worked well, and it worked on android too. Is this a problem from firebase or from geolocation, anyone have an idea?
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-14 at 15:28All we can say from the code you shared is that for some value of i
, usersLocations[i]
does not have a Location
property. If you didn't change your code, you'll want to check which document is missing that property.
Alternatively, you can skip such documents and log their ID by changing the second then
to:
QUESTION
I have a DATAFRAME :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-27 at 10:34Try looking into that question - Spark DataFrames: Combining Two Consecutive Rows
You can't apply udf
to multiple rows directly, so you'll have to use window function, to combine consequent rows, getting DF like:
QUESTION
import pysal as ps
I'm tring to import pysal but I get the following:
cannot import name 'haversine_distances' from 'sklearn.metrics.pairwise'
So I tried:
from sklearn.metrics.pairwise import haversine_distances
and I get the same message. Any suggestions?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-23 at 19:40The problem may be that your version of scikit-learn is out of date. Try uninstalling and reinstalling scikit-learn from the terminal like so:
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