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CLASS DESCRIPTION
FeatureGraph

FeatureGraph

FeatureGraph(
    edges: FeatureClass[Polyline, Any],
    nodes: FeatureClass[PointGeometry, Any],
    tolerance: float = 0.0,
    *,
    node_attributes: Sequence[str] | None = None,
    edge_attributes: Sequence[str] | None = None,
)
METHOD DESCRIPTION
add_node

Adds a node to the graph

build_graph

Build a graph from the provided features

shortest_path

Return the line geometries that make up the shortest path between the provided nodes

Source code in src/arcpie/network.py
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def __init__(self, edges: FeatureClass[Polyline, Any], nodes: FeatureClass[PointGeometry, Any], tolerance: float=0.0,
             *,
             node_attributes: Sequence[str] | None=None,
             edge_attributes: Sequence[str] | None=None) -> None:
    self.node_features = nodes
    self.edge_features = edges
    self.node_attributes = node_attributes or tuple()
    self.edge_attributes = edge_attributes or tuple()
    self.tolerance = tolerance
    self._graph = self.build_graph()
    self.user_nodes: list[tuple[int, PointGeometry]] = []

add_node

add_node(node: PointGeometry, **data: Any) -> int

Adds a node to the graph

Note

User added nodes will be assigned negative ids to prevent collision with system nodes from the base featureclass. These nodes will also be removed if the graph is refreshed, this method is primarily for checking a geometry against a network as a one off.

PARAMETER DESCRIPTION

node

The node to add

TYPE: PointGeometry

**data

User defined attributes to add to the node

TYPE: Any DEFAULT: {}

RETURNS DESCRIPTION
int

The new index of the node (negative indexed)

Source code in src/arcpie/network.py
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def add_node(self, node: PointGeometry, **data: Any) -> int:
    """Adds a node to the graph

    Note:
        User added nodes will be assigned negative ids to prevent collision with system nodes from the base featureclass.
        These nodes will also be removed if the graph is refreshed, this method is primarily for checking a geometry against a 
        network as a one off.

    Args:
        node (PointGeometry): The node to add
        **data (Any): User defined attributes to add to the node

    Returns:
        (int): The new index of the node (negative indexed)
    """
    new_index = -1*(len(self.user_nodes)+1)
    user_attrs = data
    system_attrs: dict[str, Any] = {'OID@': new_index, 'SHAPE@': node}
    self.graph.add_node(new_index, **{**user_attrs, **system_attrs})
    self.user_nodes.append((new_index, node))

    # Buffer anything with a specified non-zero tolerance
    if self.tolerance:
        node_buff = node.buffer(self.tolerance)
    else:
        node_buff = node

    with self.edge_features.spatial_filter(node_buff):
        connecting_edges = tuple(self.edge_features[('OID@', 'SHAPE@', *self.edge_attributes)])

    for oid, edge_shape, *edge_attrs in connecting_edges:
        oid: int
        edge_shape: Polyline

        fp = PointGeometry(edge_shape.firstPoint)
        lp = PointGeometry(edge_shape.lastPoint)

        # Buffer anything with a specified non-zero tolerance
        if self.tolerance:
            fp = fp.buffer(self.tolerance)
            lp = lp.buffer(self.tolerance)

        with self.node_features.spatial_filter(fp.union(lp)):
            cxns = list(self.node_features['OID@'])

        user_attrs = dict(zip(self.edge_attributes, edge_attrs))
        system_attrs: dict[str, Any] = {'length': edge_shape.length, 'OID@': oid, 'SHAPE@': edge_shape}
        self.graph.add_edges_from([(new_index, n) for n in cxns], **{**user_attrs, **system_attrs})
    return new_index

build_graph

build_graph() -> Graph

Build a graph from the provided features Structure of the Graph will be:

node:oid[attrs] <-(edge:[attrs])-> node:oid[attrs]

e.g.

45: {'name': 'bill'} <-{'length': 1200.4, 'link_name': 'direct'}-> 46: {'name': 'sue'}

RETURNS DESCRIPTION
Graph

A networkx Graph with all points connected by the provided edges

Source code in src/arcpie/network.py
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def build_graph(self) -> nx.Graph:
    """Build a graph from the provided features
    Structure of the Graph will be:

    `node:oid[attrs] <-(edge:[attrs])-> node:oid[attrs]`

    e.g.

    `45: {'name': 'bill'} <-{'length': 1200.4, 'link_name': 'direct'}-> 46: {'name': 'sue'}`

    Returns:
        (nx.Graph): A networkx Graph with all points connected by the provided edges

    """

    # Initialize an undirected graph
    g = nx.Graph()

    # Add all points as nodes (with specified attributes)
    for oid, node, *node_attrs in self.node_features[('OID@', 'SHAPE@', *self.node_attributes)]:
        user_attrs: dict[str, Any] = dict(zip(self.node_attributes, node_attrs))
        system_attrs: dict[str, Any] = {'OID@': oid, 'SHAPE@': node}
        # Merge user and system attrs then unpack into **attr
        g.add_node(oid, **{**user_attrs, **system_attrs})

    # Connect all nodes using edges (with specified attributes)
    for oid, edge, *edge_attrs in self.edge_features[('OID@', 'SHAPE@', *self.edge_attributes)]:
        edge: Polyline
        fp = PointGeometry(edge.firstPoint)
        lp = PointGeometry(edge.lastPoint)

        # Buffer anything with a specified non-zero tolerance
        if self.tolerance:
            fp = fp.buffer(self.tolerance)
            lp = lp.buffer(self.tolerance)

        # Get all nodes that Intersect the endpoints of the edge
        with self.node_features.spatial_filter(fp.union(lp)):
            to_add: list[int] = list(self.node_features['OID@'])

        # Generate all unique connections for the edge and add them to the graph with the edge attrs
        # avoid connecting nodes to themselves
        for cxn in {tuple(sorted([a, b])) for a in to_add for b in to_add if a != b}:
            user_attrs: dict[str, Any] = dict(zip(self.edge_attributes, edge_attrs))
            system_attrs: dict[str, Any] = {'length': edge.length, 'OID@': oid, 'SHAPE@': edge}
            # Merge user and system attrs then unpack into **attr
            g.add_edge(cxn[0], cxn[1], **{**user_attrs, **system_attrs})
    return g        

shortest_path

shortest_path(
    from_node: int | PointGeometry,
    to_node: int | PointGeometry,
) -> Iterator[Polyline]

Return the line geometries that make up the shortest path between the provided nodes

PARAMETER DESCRIPTION

from_node

The starting node in the graph

TYPE: int | PointGeometry

to_node

The ending node in the graph

TYPE: int | PointGeometry

RETURNS DESCRIPTION
Iterator[Polyline]

An iterator of Polyline geometries that make up the shortest path

Source code in src/arcpie/network.py
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def shortest_path(self, from_node: int|PointGeometry, to_node: int|PointGeometry) -> Iterator[Polyline]:
    """Return the line geometries that make up the shortest path between the provided nodes

    Args:
        from_node (int|PointGeometry): The starting node in the graph
        to_node (int|PointGeometry): The ending node in the graph

    Returns:
        (Iterator[Polyline]): An iterator of Polyline geometries that make up the shortest path 
    """
    if isinstance(from_node, PointGeometry):
        from_node = self.index_of(from_node)

    if isinstance(to_node, PointGeometry):
        to_node = self.index_of(to_node)

    route: list[int] = nx.shortest_path(self.graph, from_node, to_node, weight='length')

    for i in range(len(route)-1):
        yield self.graph.get_edge_data(route[i], route[i+1])['SHAPE@']