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city2graph

PyPI · v1.0.0 · BSD-3-Clause

A Python library for Geospatial Graph Neural Networks and GeoAI for Urban Analytics with PyTorch Geometric. Convert geospatial data to graphs for spatiotemporal analysis, urban mobility studies, and more.

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Install

pip install city2graph

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16
17 versions over its life

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Latest version
v1.0.0
17 versions
First published
JUL 10, 2025
Last release
AUG 1, 2026
3mo ago
Licence
BSD-3-Clause

Repository

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c2g-dev/city2graph

Transform geospatial relations into graphs for Graph Neural Networks and spatial network analysis

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1.9K
Forks
205
Language
Python
Last push
33d ago
Last release
3mo ago

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Dependencies latest version · v1.0.0

Runtime 13

  • duckdb>=1.1.0
  • geopandas>=1.1.1
  • geopy>=2.4.0
  • libpysal>=4.12.1
  • momepy>=1.0.0
  • networkx>=2.8
  • numpy>=1.24
  • overturemaps>=0.18.1
  • pandas>=2.0
  • pyproj>=3.5
  • rustworkx>=0.17.1
  • scipy>=1.10.0
  • shapely>=2.1.0

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