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NeighborPairFinder

  • January 16, 2018
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cprhamel
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Hello everyone

 

 

I use a NeigborPairFinder to group pairs of points that have a common id

 

also I miss it in this transform the function "Group by" to filter these points between them

 

I tried inside a custom transform by using the grouping process

 

but it does not work

 

I take a better idea if it is possible

 

Thank you

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redgeographics
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You can try the NeighborFinder instead, it has a group by option and also a parameter for the number of neighbors to find.

If you can tell us a bit more about your data we might be able to recommend a different approach.


cprhamel
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  • January 16, 2018

You can try the NeighborFinder instead, it has a group by option and also a parameter for the number of neighbors to find.

If you can tell us a bit more about your data we might be able to recommend a different approach.

I am looking to get a pair of points following a line and the angle between these 3 points the neighborpairfinder is convenient for that I do not know if it's possible with the neigborfinder


redgeographics
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I am looking to get a pair of points following a line and the angle between these 3 points the neighborpairfinder is convenient for that I do not know if it's possible with the neigborfinder

The NeighborFinder does output the angles to the candidates it finds so you should be able to calculate the total angle out of that.