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Im also interested in this. Currently there is an R package for this. So maybe use Rapidminer's R plugin?
For more explanation on the TSP
https://www.wired.com/2013/01/traveling-salesman-problem/
Hi @wilsonchua,
while TSP is definitely interesting, i would not call it a Data Science Problem. That's the reason why there is no native operator. How would you use it in a DS task?
Best,
Martin
Hi!
Where do you store your OpenStreetMap data? The best practice for storing and analyzing OSM data is putting everything into a PostGIS (PostgreSQL) database. The pgrouting package there gives you direct Traveling Sales Person functions:
http://docs.pgrouting.org/latest/en/TSP-family.html#tsp
... and others like Dijkstra and A*.
Calculating this in the database will give you the best performance.
Regards,
Balázs
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