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Study residential segregation, explore its different dimensions.
* Measure the attraction/repulsion of the different categories
* Determine the emergent classes
* Define neighbourhoods
* Study the spatial pattern of segregation
### Website and documentation
http://scities.github.io/marble
### Questions
*About the code?* Start an [issue](https://github.com/scities/marble/issues/new).
*About science?* Send an [email](remi.louf@sciti.es).
*Anything else?* Don't hesitate to send an [email](remi.louf@sciti.es)!
### Citation
If you find this code useful in your research, please let me know!
If you use marble in a publication, please cite
```
@article{louf:2015,
title={Patterns of residential segregation},
author={Louf, R\'emi and Barthelemy, Marc},
journal={},
volume={},
pages={},
year={2015},
publisher={}
}
```
and link to the [repository](http://github.com/scities/marble). Please send me a reference to the paper, I will advertise it on the [website](http://scities.github.io/marble).
### License and author
The code is distributed with a BSD license, see LICENSE.txt for more details.
```
Copyright (c) Scities
Rémi Louf <remi.louf@sciti.es>
```
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