PGMST
Physics-informed Graph embedding + Multi-objective ST (MST-based) regionalization.
Two-stage API:
pgmst.pgnn.PGNN— packaged SGCN pipeline (half-life OD weights + spatial glue on contiguity edges).embed()appendsEmb_X/Emb_Yto your zone table.pgmst.mst.MST— build an MST on the spatial adjacency graph with edge costs from embedding distance, then modularity- and constraint-driven partitioning (population / hospital / custom caps, minimum localization index).
Optional: GCN-style embedding via pgmst.physics_graph + PyTorch Geometric (see example notebook).
Install
pip install pgmst
For a development editable install from a clone:
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Quick start
from pgmst import PGNN, MST
coords_emb = PGNN(
coords_df,
df_flow,
id_column="ZoneID",
w=df_adj,
k_hops=5,
w_adj_percentile=75.0,
coordxy="XCoord,YCoord",
).embed()
pr = MST(
coords_emb,
df_flow,
id_column="ZoneID",
emb=("Emb_X", "Emb_Y"),
w=df_adj,
constraints=[("POPU", "min", 10_000), ("POPU", "max", 500_000), ("hosp", "min", 1)],
min_local_index=0.3,
).partition()
print(pr.modularity)
print(pr.cluster.head())
Example notebook
After installation, the Florida demo notebook is shipped inside the package:
pgmst/examples/PGMST_Florida_demo.ipynb
You can copy it to your working directory or open it from site-packages/pgmst/examples/.
The notebook expects OD/adjacency/shapefile paths: point REPO at a checkout of GNNGeoCommunity (or your own data) where data/OD_All_Flows30K.csv, data/FLAdjUpdate.csv, and data/Florida_2011.zip live.
PyPI release
See docs/PYPI.md for local builds (python -m build / twine) and GitHub Actions publishing (Trusted Publisher on PyPI).
Requirements
Python 3.10+, PyTorch, PyTorch Geometric, GeoPandas, NetworkX, SciPy, pandas, NumPy. Queen/Rook contiguity needs libpysal.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
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