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Create Clusters based on attibute and proximity
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In my map as you see below, I have my population by district.
I want to create 50 clusters with similiar sums of population and by proximity.
How i can achieve this. For each cluster, I want the districts are next to each others (As you can see in yellow in the picture).
qgis clustering spatial-cluster
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In my map as you see below, I have my population by district.
I want to create 50 clusters with similiar sums of population and by proximity.
How i can achieve this. For each cluster, I want the districts are next to each others (As you can see in yellow in the picture).
qgis clustering spatial-cluster
asked 14 mins ago
Simon GISSimon GIS
437
add a comment |
In my map as you see below, I have my population by district.
I want to create 50 clusters with similiar sums of population and by proximity.
How i can achieve this. For each cluster, I want the districts are next to each others (As you can see in yellow in the picture).
qgis clustering spatial-cluster
asked 14 mins ago
Simon GISSimon GIS
437
In my map as you see below, I have my population by district.
I want to create 50 clusters with similiar sums of population and by proximity.
How i can achieve this. For each cluster, I want the districts are next to each others (As you can see in yellow in the picture).
qgis clustering spatial-cluster
qgis clustering spatial-cluster
asked 14 mins ago
Simon GISSimon GIS
437
asked 14 mins ago
Simon GISSimon GIS
437
asked 14 mins ago
Simon GISSimon GIS
437
asked 14 mins ago
Simon GISSimon GIS
437
asked 14 mins ago
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Not a full-fledged answer, but:
- Build an adjacency matrix of your polygons, to know which is adjacent to which. This may be done either through the R provide scripts, or Python, as far as I know there is no current implementation built in QGIS;
- Search via breadth-first search for the neighbours, and keep on checking whether you got to the population required.
You will need tweaks - you do not say if the population is given by a constant, or determined as a fraction of the overall population.
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Not a full-fledged answer, but:
- Build an adjacency matrix of your polygons, to know which is adjacent to which. This may be done either through the R provide scripts, or Python, as far as I know there is no current implementation built in QGIS;
- Search via breadth-first search for the neighbours, and keep on checking whether you got to the population required.
You will need tweaks - you do not say if the population is given by a constant, or determined as a fraction of the overall population.
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Not a full-fledged answer, but:
- Build an adjacency matrix of your polygons, to know which is adjacent to which. This may be done either through the R provide scripts, or Python, as far as I know there is no current implementation built in QGIS;
- Search via breadth-first search for the neighbours, and keep on checking whether you got to the population required.
You will need tweaks - you do not say if the population is given by a constant, or determined as a fraction of the overall population.
answered 33 secs ago
MartinTMartinT
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Not a full-fledged answer, but:
- Build an adjacency matrix of your polygons, to know which is adjacent to which. This may be done either through the R provide scripts, or Python, as far as I know there is no current implementation built in QGIS;
- Search via breadth-first search for the neighbours, and keep on checking whether you got to the population required.
You will need tweaks - you do not say if the population is given by a constant, or determined as a fraction of the overall population.
answered 33 secs ago
MartinTMartinT
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Not a full-fledged answer, but:
- Build an adjacency matrix of your polygons, to know which is adjacent to which. This may be done either through the R provide scripts, or Python, as far as I know there is no current implementation built in QGIS;
- Search via breadth-first search for the neighbours, and keep on checking whether you got to the population required.
You will need tweaks - you do not say if the population is given by a constant, or determined as a fraction of the overall population.
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