The class Alpha_shape_2<Dt> represents the family of α-shapes of points in a plane for all positive α. It maintains the underlying triangulation Dt which represents connectivity and order among its faces. Each k-dimensional face of the Dt is associated with an interval that specifies for which values of α the face belongs to the α-shape. There are links between the intervals and the k-dimensional faces of the triangulation.
Note that this class is at the same time used for basic and for weighted Alpha Shapes .
#include <CGAL/Alpha_shape_2.h>
Dt
This class is the underlying triangulation class.
The modifying functions insert and remove will overwrite the inherited functions. At the moment, only the static version is implemented.
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the alpha shape traits type.
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The size type.
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A bidirectional and non-mutable iterator that allow to traverse
the increasing sequence of different α-values.
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A bidirectional and non-mutable iterator that allow to traverse
the vertices which belongs to the α-shape for the current α.
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A bidirectional and non-mutable iterator that allow to traverse
the edges which belongs to the α-shape for the current α.
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Distinguishes the different cases for classifying a k-dimensional face
of the underlying triangulation of the α-shape. EXTERIOR if the face does not belong to the α-complex. SINGULAR if the face belongs to the boundary of the α-shape, but is not incident to any 2-dimensional face of the α-complex REGULAR if the face belongs to the boundary of the α-shape and is incident to a 2-dimensional face of the α-complex INTERIOR if the face belongs to the α-complex, but does not belong to the boundary of the α-shape.
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In general, an alpha shape can be disconnected and contain many singular edges
or vertices. Its regularized version is formed by the set of regular edges
and their vertices.
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Introduces an empty α-shape A for a positive α-value
alpha.
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Initializes the family of alpha-shapes with the points in the range
[.first, last.) and
introduces an α-shape A for a positive α-value
alpha.
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Initialize the family of alpha-shapes with the points in the range
[.first, last.). Returns the number of
inserted points. If the function is applied to an non-empty family of alpha-shape, it is cleared before initialization.
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Sets the α-value to alpha.
Returns the previous α-value.
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Returns the n-th alpha-value, sorted in an increasing order.
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| Sets A to its general or regularized version. Returns the previous mode. | ||
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| Starts at an arbitrary finite vertex which belongs to the α-shape for the current α. | ||
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| Past-the-end iterator. | ||
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| Starts at an arbitrary finite edge which belongs to the α-shape for the current α. In regularized mode, edges are represented as a pair (f,i), where f is an interior face of the α-shape. | ||
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| Past-the-end iterator. |
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Locates a point p in the underlying triangulation and Classifies the associated k-face with respect to A. | ||
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Classifies the face f of the underlying triangulation with respect to A. | ||
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Classifies the edge e of the underlying triangulation with respect to A. | ||
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Classifies the edge of the face f opposite to the vertex with index i of the underlying triangulation with respect to A. | ||
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Classifies the vertex v of the underlying triangulation with respect to A. |
The I/O operators are defined for iostream. The format for the iostream is an internal format.
#include <CGAL/IO/io.h>
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Inserts the alpha shape A for the current α-value into the stream os.
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The cross links between the intervals and the k-dimensional faces of the triangulation are realized using methods in the k-dimensional faces themselves.
A.alpha find uses linear search, while A.alpha lower bound and A.alpha upper bound use binary search. A.number of solid components performs a graph traversal and takes time linear in the number of faces of the underlying triangulation. A.find optimal alpha uses binary search and takes time O( n log n ), where n is the number of points.