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typedef ublas::vector< double > | node_type |
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typedef boost::tuple< node_type, size_type, uint16_type, size_type > | index_node_type |
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typedef std::vector< index_node_type > | points_type |
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typedef points_type::iterator | points_iterator |
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typedef points_type::const_iterator | points_const_iterator |
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typedef boost::tuple< node_type, size_type, uint16_type, size_type, double > | index_node_search_type |
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typedef std::vector< index_node_search_type > | points_search_type |
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typedef points_search_type::iterator | points_search_iterator |
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typedef points_search_type::const_iterator | points_search_const_iterator |
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void | clear () |
| | reset the tree, remove all points
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void | reserve (size_type n) |
| | reserve memory for the index/node pair
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void | nbNearNeighbor (size_type n) |
| | define the max number of point for the research( Default is 4 )
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| size_type | addPoint (node_type const &n, size_type indice_global=0) |
| | insert a new point in the tree More...
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void | addPointWithId (const node_type &n, size_type i, uint16_type comp, size_type indice_global=0) |
| | insert a new point, with an associated number.
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void | pointsInBox (points_type &inpts, const node_type &min, const node_type &max) |
| | fills ipts with the indexes of points in the box [min,max]
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void | search (const node_type &node_) |
| | search the neighbors points of M_node_search in the kd-tree
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void | showResultSearch () |
| | print the result of the research
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void | writeLatexData (std::string __nameFile="kdtreeData.tex") |
| | print in a file the scatterplot with the cuts of hyperplan (2d et 3d)
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KDTree class.
In computer science, a kd-tree (short for k-dimensional tree) is a space-partitioning data structure for organizing points in a k-dimensional space. kd-trees are a useful data structure for several applications, such as searches involving a multidimensional search key (e.g. range searches and nearest neighbor searches). kd-trees are a special case of BSP trees.
- Author
- Christophe Prud'homme
- See also
- RegionTree