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AequilibraE
===========

AequilibraE is the first comprehensive Python package for transportation
modeling, and it aims to provide all the resources not easily available from
other open-source packages in the Python (NumPy, really) ecosystem.

If you are looking for the documentation for AequilibraE for QGIS, you can
see it on its own webpage `aequilibrae for QGIS 3 <http://www.aequilibrae.com/qgis>`__

Examples
========

Skip the *blah-blah-blah* and go straight to the point: :ref:`sphx_glr__auto_examples`

or to :ref:`getting_started` if you are new to Python or are having trouble with Spatialite


Contents
========
.. sectnum::

.. toctree::
   :numbered:
   :maxdepth: 1
   :caption: Contents:

   overview
   gettingstarted
   project
   modeling
   path_computation_engine
   api
   _auto_examples/index
   softwaredevelopment
   roadmap
   qgis


Note to users
=============

AequilibraE is developed by a small but dedicated team of professionals without
any funding or profit from this work, so if your organization is making use of
AequilibraE, please consider funding some of the new developments or maintenance
of the project.

**We appreciate if you do not send questions directly to the developers**, but
there are two alternatives for support:

1. Posting your question to `StackOverflow <https:www.stackoverflow.com/>`_
2. Joining the `AequilibraE Google Group <https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/aequilibrae>`_
   and sending your question there.

Aequilibrae **does not have paid support** but if you are looking to hire its developers
for specific projects or to **fund AequilibraE's** development,
please e-mail the developers at contact@aequilibrae.com.


Version history
===============

AequilibraE has been evolving quite fast, so we recommend you upgrading to a
newer version as soon as you can.  In the meantime, you can find the
documentation for all versions since 0.5.3.

* `0.5.3 <https://aequilibrae.com/python/V.0.5.3/>`_
* `0.6.0 <https://aequilibrae.com/python/V.0.6.0/>`_
* `0.6.1 <https://aequilibrae.com/python/V.0.6.1/>`_
* `0.6.2 <https://aequilibrae.com/python/V.0.6.2/>`_
* `0.6.3 <https://aequilibrae.com/python/V.0.6.3/>`_
* `0.6.4 <https://aequilibrae.com/python/V.0.6.4/>`_
* `0.7.0 <https://aequilibrae.com/python/V.0.7.0/>`_