What is this thread about and how is GPT related to it?
That’s just a standard network plan for public transport.
wakarako on
Plot twist: its Frankfurt so half the trains are cancelled anyway
bavarian-ke on
I don’t know what you would gain by not using this kind of representation for a map without streets etc. It is a well established form of showing line connectors and stations in a dense urban network. Letting them follow strictly geografical lines would be distracting from the message.
If someone wants to try to make a GPT-conversion, I would be quite interested if the information were more accessible. Probably would look the same as LLMs did learn these maps.
siders6891 on
Büches-Düdelsheim mentioned!
CatAteMyToast on
First time? (Seeing a transit map)
gaaasmane on
In my childhood, I spent hours gazing at the RMV map. Well who am I kidding? I still do that.
LuckyNo1311 on
„Regionaler Schienennetzplan“
mynameiswearingme on
*the simplified version.
Academic-Past6888 on
And this is only DB operated heavy rail. The Frankfurt U-Bahn is just hinted, but not fully presented.
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Just by the little snail in the middle, I could tell it’s Frankfurt. I really need to touch some grass
Frankfurt welcomes you.
Have you ever seen an AI-generated transit diagram? Cause I have never, I don’t think it would work.
Cable management
Now, that we in gpt era, what changed?
What is special about this map compared to other rail network maps?
Average German Transit map.
[You should see the regional train map for NRW](https://infoportal.mobil.nrw/fileadmin/02_Wiki_Seite/02_Information_Service/06_NRW_Regionalverkehrsplan/NRW-Regionalverkehrsplan_2026.pdf)
That’s nothing compared to Tokyo🤓
What is this thread about and how is GPT related to it?
That’s just a standard network plan for public transport.
Plot twist: its Frankfurt so half the trains are cancelled anyway
I don’t know what you would gain by not using this kind of representation for a map without streets etc. It is a well established form of showing line connectors and stations in a dense urban network. Letting them follow strictly geografical lines would be distracting from the message.
If someone wants to try to make a GPT-conversion, I would be quite interested if the information were more accessible. Probably would look the same as LLMs did learn these maps.
Büches-Düdelsheim mentioned!
First time? (Seeing a transit map)
In my childhood, I spent hours gazing at the RMV map. Well who am I kidding? I still do that.
„Regionaler Schienennetzplan“
*the simplified version.
And this is only DB operated heavy rail. The Frankfurt U-Bahn is just hinted, but not fully presented.
While we’re in Frankfurt, I’m quite fond of the [semi-geographic map of Frankfurts busses and trams](https://www.vgf-ffm.de/fileadmin/VGF/Tickets__Tarife__Plaene/Fahrplaene/Documents/Liniennetzplan_Frankfurt_2026.pdf)
Sort of standard on all German regional (Regio) and S-Bahn trains
[Meanwhile in Karlsruhe…](https://www.kvv.de/liniennetz/schiene.html)