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Haversine function written in Python 3.12
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from math import radians, sin, cos, tan, sqrt, atan2 | |
RADIUS = 6356.752 | |
class Coordinate(): | |
def __init__(self, point_a: float, point_b: float): | |
self.a = point_a | |
self.b = point_b | |
def __repr__(self) -> str: | |
return "Coordinate<{0}, {1}>".format( | |
self.a, | |
self.b | |
) | |
def haversine(coord1: Coordinate, coord2: Coordinate) -> float: | |
pointone = ( | |
radians(coord1.a), | |
radians(coord1.b) | |
) | |
pointtwo = ( | |
radians(coord2.a), | |
radians(coord2.b) | |
) | |
deltaLat = pointtwo[0] - pointone[0] | |
deltaLon = pointtwo[1] - pointone[1] | |
a = sin(deltaLat/2) * sin(deltaLat/2) + \ | |
cos(pointone[0]) * cos(pointtwo[0]) * \ | |
sin(deltaLon/2) * sin(deltaLon/2) | |
c = 2 * atan2(sqrt(a), sqrt(1 - a)) | |
return RADIUS * c # km |
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