Initial directory structure.

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deleted test

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First commit on google codes (ClusterPy!!!!)

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Added .txt files and setup.py

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installation guide


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Citations added

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This will be a test geoGSON file to code 

readPolygonsFromGeoJSON(geoJSON) 

converted china.shp to china.json using GDAL Library's ogr2ogr 

ogr2ogr -f "GeoJSON" china.json china.shp china



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Now clusterpy/core/inputs.py has a method to import GWT contiguity matrix (commonly exported by geoda) and clusterpy/core/layer.py has a method to export contiguities matrix to GAL files. Those methods are well documented, if someone want to use them will needs to use the trunk version of clusterpy, but they will be included in future stable versions. In order to test those methods an example file will added to the data examples folder "clusterpy/data_examples/china_gwt_658.193052.gwt"

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