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Hello! I frequently use sklearn.metrics.pairwise.haversine_distances to estimate distances on the globe. The example on the linked page uses a geographic example, but it does not specify whether geographic coordinates are in (latitude, longitude) or (longitude, latitude) form. From context, one can infer that the correct order is (latitude,longitude); however, it would be useful to explicitly state the order.
This is my first issue submission; please let me know if there is something more that might be useful for resolution!
Suggest a potential alternative/fix
There are two ways that this could be resolved:
Include a short note stating that geographic coordinates should be input as (latitude,longitude)
Include a comment in the example code describing the coordinate order.
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Hello! I frequently use sklearn.metrics.pairwise.haversine_distances to estimate distances on the globe. The example on the linked page uses a geographic example, but it does not specify whether geographic coordinates are in (latitude, longitude) or (longitude, latitude) form. From context, one can infer that the correct order is (latitude,longitude); however, it would be useful to explicitly state the order.
This is my first issue submission; please let me know if there is something more that might be useful for resolution!
Suggest a potential alternative/fix
There are two ways that this could be resolved:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: