Hi everybody,
It is possible to distract objects automatically?
For example:
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How to distract objects
Best answer by takashi
It's an interesting subject. Just an idea.
Result (FACTOR = 2)
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As takashi said, this is really an interesting challenge.
I built a generic solution where each feature is pushed by its 5 closest neighbors weighted by the inverse of the distance and multiplied by a weight (the radius of a random circle in my case).
Note that in some cases, features may not move at all because the features surrounding them have a null cumulated effect.
The attached workspace generates 10 random circles and applies the solution to it.
Here's an example (before, after and combined):
