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adisidev
commented on July 28, 2024
To expand on the last part of the above comment, as soon as we come across a Point that is not in any GeoDivs, we'd check whether it and the next point make a straight line. Subsequently, we'd check if the previous points and all the pointers that are not on the straight line exist in any other place. Thus, we would be able to locate all points that lie on line segment AB, such that AB is present in two GeoDivs. We may subsequently, remove all such points and only keeping AB. We may detect gaps with a similar method (however, it is unclear what we should do with gaps, as they can be present in topologically correct features as well).
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Related Issues (20)
- Use `.hpp` instead of `.h` HOT 1
- A lot of our functions simply pass around command line paramters. It may be better to store these in `cart_info` or `inset_state`, despite duplication
- Add function parameter names in function prototypes in header files
- Parallelize `fill_with_density`
- Inability of code to read csv values formatted in categories other than General HOT 2
- Can FFTW array allocation be done only once per inset? Can the FFTW plan be recycled?
- Make `target_area` and `color` a member of GeoDiv instead of InsetState HOT 1
- Remove redundancy in naming HOT 1
- Flatten density randomly gets stuck sometimes HOT 1
- Can gcc-11 be replaced by the latest gcc version?
- `README.md` refers to `cartogram_cpp` instead of `cartogram-cpp`
- Getter function might return large objects by value
- `nlohmann` ubuntu intstallation
- Do not keep track of projection maps for Quadtree
- Fix ctest path for tests/README.md
- Make package names lowercase in CMakeLists.txt
- Check vincentlaucsb/csv-parser's behaviour when converting numeric strings of different formats
- `StringToDecimalConverter` should be a namespace not a class.
- We should switch from `_Exit()` to `std::exit()`
- Move control output to functions (rather than in main.cpp)
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