Process OpenPaths json data to create a data structure of place nodes, behavior networks, and common trips using naive agglomerative clustering.
Requires: housepy
Usage:
python3 quotidio openpaths_brianhouse.json
See config.yaml for parameter adjustment.
"... i have resorted to the category of "trajectory". it was intended to suggest a temporal movement through space, that is, the unity of diachronic succession of points through which it passes, and not the figure that these points form on a space that is supposed to be synchronic or achronic. Indeed, this "representation" is insufficient, precisely because a trajectory is drawn, and time and movement are thus reduced to a line that can be seized as a whole by the eye and read in a single moment, as one projects onto a map the path taken by someone walking through a city. however useful this "flattening out" may be, it transforms the temporal articulation of places into a spatial sequence of points. a graph takes the place of an operation. a reversible sign (one that can be read in both directions, once it is projected onto a map) is substituted for a practice indissociable from particular moments and "opportunities", and this irreversible (one cannot go backward in time, or have another chance at missed opportunities). it is thus a mark in place of acts, a relic in place of performances: it is only their remainder, the sign of their erasure. such a projection postulates that it is possible to take the one (the mark) for the other (operations articulated on occasions). this is the quid pro quo typical of the reductions which a functionalist administration of space must make in order to be effective." -- de Certeau
Copyright (c) 2013 Brian House
This program is free software licensed under the GNU General Public License, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions. It comes without any warranty whatsoever. See the LICENSE file for details, or see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ if it is missing.
Projects that use this software must credit Brian House and link to http://brianhouse.net