compute_hausdorff_distance() method for bundle objects

Dispatches to one of three behaviours depending on y:

Arguments

x

A bundle object.

y

NULL, a streamline, or a bundle.

Value

• A dist object of size x@n_streamlines when y is NULL or a bundle. The lower triangle stores all pairwise symmetric Hausdorff distances (computed in C++). Use as.matrix() to obtain the full \(n \times n\) matrix.

• A numeric vector of length x@n_streamlines when y is a streamline.

Details

• y = NULL: pairwise distances within x as a dist object of size \(n\), computed in C++ via a single linear loop.

• y is a streamline: numeric vector of distances from y to each streamline in x.

• y is a bundle: dist object for the concatenation of all streamlines from x and y.

See also

compute_hausdorff_distance()

Examples

sl1 <- streamline(points = cbind(X = runif(10), Y = runif(10), Z = runif(10)))
sl2 <- streamline(points = cbind(X = runif(10), Y = runif(10), Z = runif(10)))
b <- bundle(streamlines = list(sl1, sl2))

# pairwise dist object (size 2)
compute_hausdorff_distance(b)
#>           1
#> 2 0.4681201
as.matrix(compute_hausdorff_distance(b))
#>           1         2
#> 1 0.0000000 0.4681201
#> 2 0.4681201 0.0000000

# distances from sl1 to each streamline in b
compute_hausdorff_distance(b, sl1)
#> [1] 0.0000000 0.4681201