The persistent attributes created by the PCA methods.
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#include <openvdb/points/PrincipalComponentAnalysis.h>
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| XformOutput | xformOutput = XformOutput::STRETCH_AND_UNITARY_MATRIX |
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| std::string | stretch = "stretch" |
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| std::string | xform = "xform" |
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| std::string | positionWS = "pws" |
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| std::string | ellipses = "ellipsoids" |
| | A point group to create that represents points which have valid ellipsoidal neighborhood. Points outside of this group will have their stretch and xform attributes set to describe a canonical sphere Note however that all points, regardless of this groups membership flag, will still contribute to their neighbours and may have their world space position deformed in relation to their neighboring points. More...
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| std::string | rotation = "" |
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The persistent attributes created by the PCA methods.
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- These can be passed to points::rasterizeSdf with the EllipsoidSettings to perform ellipsoidal surface construction.
Settings for the world space position of every point. This may end up being different to their actual position if the PcaSettings::averagePositions value is not exactly 0. This attribute is used in place of the point's actual position when calling points::rasterizeSdf.
- Note
- This should always be at least at double precision
Settings for the "xform" attribute, either a floating point matrix or quaternion attribute. See the xformOutput setting and XformOutput enum above for details.
Settings for the "stretch" attribute, a floating point vector attribute which represents the scaling components of each points ellipse or (1.0,1.0,1.0) for isolated points.
- Note
- This will only be created if the XformOutput is set to STRETCH_AND_QUATERNION or STRETCH_AND_UNITARY_MATRIX.
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| COMBINED_TRANSFORM |
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| STRETCH_AND_QUATERNION |
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| STRETCH_AND_UNITARY_MATRIX |
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| std::string ellipses = "ellipsoids" |
A point group to create that represents points which have valid ellipsoidal neighborhood. Points outside of this group will have their stretch and xform attributes set to describe a canonical sphere Note however that all points, regardless of this groups membership flag, will still contribute to their neighbours and may have their world space position deformed in relation to their neighboring points.
| std::string positionWS = "pws" |
| std::string rotation = "" |
Old style "xform" attribute which has since been renamed and ONLY supported rotation. If set, both the above "xform" and this attribute will be created. This attribute only ever holds rotation, regardless of the xformOutput specified. This will be removed and should not be used.
- Deprecated:
- "Use PcaAttributes::xform"
| std::string stretch = "stretch" |
| std::string xform = "xform" |