I found an example of the minimum spanning tree but wondering if it is possible to do Steiner Tree. I have the Edges, Nodes and Steiner Nodes all created but I want the optimal undirected route to connect all the Nodes.
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Hi @joeburns,
I believe you can to do using the transformer PythonCaller. I found this link on git hub Steiner tree Python
The transformer StreamOrderCalculator works with Strahler and Horton method.
Thanks,
Danilo
Hi @joeburns,
I believe you can to do using the transformer PythonCaller. I found this link on git hub Steiner tree Python
The transformer StreamOrderCalculator works with Strahler and Horton method.
Thanks,
Danilo
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I
have tried the PythonCaller and one or two of the examples on the knowledge
forum but whenever I try to send the PythonCaller two input transformers (one
points, the other lines) the script always seems to treat them as a single
input and not as two separate entities. Do you know how to pass two datasets
through the PythonCaller to a Python script?
Could you share your Workspace template ( .fmwt ) ?
steinertree.fmwt