Openmander Python Bindings
This directory contains the Python bindings for Openmander.
Installation
To install the Openmander Python bindings, you can use pip. Make sure you have Python ≥ 3.8 and pip installed on your system.
python -m pip install openmander
Usage
Once installed, you can import the Openmander module in your Python scripts and start using its features.
import openmander as om
# Download state pack for Illinois
pack_path = om.download("IL")
IL_map = om.Map(pack_path)
plan = om.Plan(IL_map, num_districts=17)
# Generate a random configuration of 17 districts.
plan.randomize()
# Balance the total population of each district.
plan.equalize("T_20_CENS_Total", tolerance=0.002, max_iter=1000)
# Output the block assignments to a csv file.
plan.to_csv("IL-block-assign.csv")
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