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Using spatial graph
===================

To capture patterns in urban form, we have to analyze morphometric
characters within a spatial context, taking into the account
neighbouring elements. A simple example could be a mean height within
100 metres (measured as a location-based character for each building).
``momepy`` is using ``libpysal`` spatial graph to capture the
relationship between elements, in this case, buildings, in the form of a
binary matrix (1 = neighbours, 0 = not neighbours). Spatial graphs are
an essential part of ``momepy`` and are used on many occasions and in
various forms.

This section covers:

.. toctree::
   :maxdepth: 2

   weights_nb
   examples
   diversity
   two