Morpho | create Envimet 2.5D and 3D models | Topic Modeling library
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A plugin to create Envimet 2.5D and 3D models (INX), write configuration files (SIMX), run simulation and read results. It is based on following projects: lb_envimet, df_envimet and Envimet INX. It contains a library of classes you can use with Grasshopper, Dynamo and other softwares. This project is partially financed by ENVI_met GmbH.
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QUESTION
I have the following dataframe morphology
:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 17:21count
is really just a convenience function to look at n()
for the groups, you can include it more literally and add other metrics.
(FYI, your data doesn't include num.roots
, so I replaced it with num.plant
here just for demonstration.)
QUESTION
I've tried to create a 3D mesh looking like a cylinder and then cut it in half as following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-15 at 16:14The Morpho::cutMeshPlane
function requires a mesh made of triangles, but yours is made up of quadrilaterals. The simplest fix is to use rgl::clipMesh3d
instead:
QUESTION
In my python project, I need to extract REFERENCES
from pdf research papers. I'm using PyPDF2
to read pdf and extract text from it like this.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-20 at 20:48PDF
is very complex and I'm not specialist but I took source code of extractText() to see how it works and using print('>>>', operator, operands)
I could see what values it found in PDF.
In this document it uses "Tm"
to move position to new line so changed original code in extractText()
and I used "Tm"
to add \n
and I got text in lines
QUESTION
I am doing work a geometric morphometric dataset of biological specimens with two dimensional Cartesian coordinates (i.e., landmarks). Part of my interest with this dataset is to produce a data frame of distances between important landmarks and angles between landmark vectors with homologous coordinates across all specimens for further comparison. Distances between points have not been a problem, but I have been running into problems when I have tried to calculate angles in each of my specimens.
I am trying to find a way to calculate the angle between line vectors representing the same angle on a series of specimens at once (the vectors describe a feature with biological significance that is present in all specimens across my dataset). The R package I use to manipulate the morphometric data outputs the landmarks as a three-dimensional object of class array()
where rows are landmarks, columns are the dimensions of the coordinate, and the third dimension is the specimen. Here are the landmark coordinates for the three specimens in the sample data presented here.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-19 at 02:08First off, it's a bit confusing to give a 2x3
matrix the name vector1
. That aside, you can use matlib::angle
to calculate angles.
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