Execute the Natal example notebook - #9
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Summary
examples/natal.ipynbexecuted on a real environment: all 29 code cells have outputs (11 figures, no errors), with the Natal boundary fetched live from OpenStreetMap throughget_city_shape(relation 301091, 786 vertices, 166.7 km²).Highlights of the executed run: time series CV R² ≈ 0.98 (KDE pipeline), 0.87–0.93 (hexagon counts); the grid points nearest to the five synthetic hotspot centres rank 1st, 10th, 44th, 58th and 96th of 638 in the forecast, in order of each hotspot's share of events.
Merging publishes the executed notebook on the documentation site (Examples → Natal, Brazil).
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