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This is a follow-up to the post here.
I am trying to convert the simplices returned from Scipy's Delaunay Triangulation to a Networkx graph.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-05 at 09:27I think you can remove the simplices from
QUESTION
MATLAB states on their website:
It is more efficient to edit a delaunayTriangulation to make minor modifications as opposed to recreating a new delaunayTriangulation from scratch
Are there any algorithms for this?
If I have 1000 points and move 3 of them to new locations, would the best method be to remove them and reinsert them, or is there a better way?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-06 at 14:45Yes. You can. For example, you can find an algorithm in this article (Dynamic Voronoi Diagrams) to update a given Delaunay triangulation (DT) in O(n)
for each deletion or insertion. As the time complexity of constructing a DT is in O(n log(n))
, absolutely updating the current DT is much faster in terms of the order of magnitude.
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I was trying to generate Delaunay triangulation in R using the spatstat function 'delaunay'. However, I checked the documentation and seems there is no argument to set the maximum length. I noticed this post: How to set maximum length of triangle side in Delaunay triangulation in R? This seems done the same thing as I want, but as my point pattern is large so that I would prefer a simple and quick solution. Thank you!
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-30 at 02:15The Delaunay triangulation is a mathematically defined triangulation that does not involve the concept of a maximum segment length. If you want to constrain the maximum length of the segments in the triangulation, then it's not a Delaunay triangulation any more, and the algorithm for computing the Delaunay triangulation is not applicable.
You will have to specify what you want to happen when you impose a limit on the segment length. Should the algorithm just delete the edges which are too long? Delete the triangles that have an edge which is too long? If you delete stuff then the result is no longer a triangulation of the original points. Do you want to produce a different triangulation?
If X
is your point pattern, then
QUESTION
Say we have a Delaunay-triangulation like this one:
produced from fillConvexPoly
on getVoronoiFacetList
Inside there are triangles that can be obtained via getTriangleList
. I want to draw Delaunay-triangulation
like it is a smooth gradient image composed of triangles like this:
How to do such thing in opencv?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-18 at 06:52In OpenCV, I do not believe that there is any readily available function to do that. You would have to loop over each pixel in the image and compute the barycentric (area) interpolation. See for example, https://codeplea.com/triangular-interpolation
However, in Python/Wand (based upon ImageMagick), you can do it as follows:
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