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Implement a check in gtfstidy that finds unrealistic goordinates (swapped longitude and latitude), and corrects them.
This could be done like the following:
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I think this is not in the scope of gtfstidy:
Output feeds are semantically equivalent to the input feed.
But I thought about to create a similar tool, which can apply different fixes like:
This would allow to be extended/configured to fix all kind of automatically fixable issues in the datasets.
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We had functionality like this in MOTIS before.
motis-project/motis@d90e87a
But it sometimes made things even worse, so I removed it.
Edit 1: It's easier to reason about strange things popping up in the search UI if MOTIS doesn't do too much data fixing and interpretation.
Edit 2: But maybe it makes sense to keep the problem detection part of this code so the MOTIS writes logs that point to dubious trip IDs.
At least with the --fix option that is already not the case, so I'd just ask upstream before starting to work on it.
--fix
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Implement a check in gtfstidy that finds unrealistic goordinates (swapped longitude and latitude), and corrects them.
This could be done like the following:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: