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An obvious failure mode of the "furthest from middle" rule is a circular line, like the Circle Line in London, UK. Fortunately, New York doesn't have any such lines!
Un fallo obvio de la regla "lo más lejos posible del centro" es una línea circular, como la Circle Line de Londres (Reino Unido). Afortunadamente, Nueva York no tiene líneas de este tipo.!
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The second problem is the harder one: given an unordered set of points in a route, how do we order them to match the actual route.
El segundo problema es el más difícil: dado un conjunto desordenado de puntos de una ruta, ¿cómo los ordenamos para que coincidan con la ruta real?.
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Although it is a database of all the stations, it doesn't allow easy visualization of routes! In this chapter we will use advanced features of PostgreSQL and PostGIS to build up a new linear routes layer from the point layer of subway stations.
Även om det är en databas med alla stationer, tillåter det inte enkel visualisering av rutter! I det här kapitlet kommer vi att använda avancerade funktioner i PostgreSQL och PostGIS för att bygga upp ett nytt linjärt ruttskiktlager från punktskiktlagret för tunnelbanestationer.
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**string_to_array** takes in a string and splits it into an array using a separator character. `PostgreSQL supports arrays <http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/arrays.html>`_ of any type, so it's possible to build arrays of strings, as in this case, but also of geometries and geographies as we'll see later in this example.
** string_to_array ** tar in en sträng och delar upp den i en matris med hjälp av ett separatortecken. `PostgreSQL stöder matriser <http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/arrays.html>`_ av vilken typ som helst, så det är möjligt att bygga matriser av strängar, som i det här fallet, men också av geometrier och geografier som vi kommer att se senare i detta exempel.
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*Success!*
*Lyckades!**
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