python example scripts - match gps traces to overture roads dataset to get gers ids #23
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Adding prototype for matching GPS traces to overture roads.
This is intended to be demo/example scripts and not as match "library", see included README.md for details.
Exemplified with two approaches:
Both methods take two data sets as input (as either GeoJson or plain text WKT for now), one with features to match, one with overture features, convert them to common class
MatchableFeatureand call same match logic. Using sample of Macon GA GeoJson overture roads as overture format is not finalized.