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The goals of transitr are to make it easy to load GTFS data into a database, construct a transit network of roads and intersections, and model vehicles in real-time from an API feed to update the network and generate ETAs.
The main features of tmelliott/transitr are: Transit Data Analysis.
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This project is a collection of big data frameworks and pipelines, including an Apache Hive analysis framework, a behavioral data analytics platform, a predictive analytics engine, and real-time data pipelines. It provides the infrastructure for building Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) workflows to process large datasets for distributed storage and SQL-based analysis. The system supports diverse analytical implementations, such as a predictive engine using linear regression for value forecasting and a real-time architecture that moves data through message brokers for immediate reporting. It in
Transform geospatial relations into graphs for Graph Neural Networks and network analysis
R5 is the routing engine for Conveyal, a web-based system that allows users to create transportation scenarios and evaluate them in terms of cumulative opportunities accessibility indicators. See the Conveyal user manual for more information.
