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demo script to generate scenarios for Exeter
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Great to see this being built, Exeter case study sounds good! Plan to take a look later today, this eve most likes. |
On reflection this vignette is about the montlake data rather than the abstr package
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| This package was submitted to CRAN on 2021-08-18. | |||
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Pretty sure this can be deleted now.
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| Type: Package | |||
| Package: abstr | |||
| Title: R Interface to the A/B Street Transport System Simulation Software | |||
| Version: 0.3.0 | |||
| Version: 0.3.0.9000 | |||
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@Robinlovelace here is the pct to abstr vignette. Currently, the example I have used is Exeter, but happy to change this to Leeds. Unless you would prefer to use Leeds for a different example? I think this PR can close #45 .