Woolz Image Processing  Version 1.8.3
WlzDistMetric.c File Reference

Functions to compute the Hausdorff distance, mean nearest neighbour and the median nearest neighbour distances between two datasets. More...

Functions

WlzErrorNum WlzDistMetricGM (WlzGMModel *model0, WlzGMModel *model1, double *dstDistH, double *dstDistM, double *dstDistN, double *dstDistI)
 Computes any combination of the Hausdorff, mean nearest neighbour, median nearest neighbour and minimum nearest neighbour distances between the vertices of the given geometric models. See WlzDistMetricVertex2D() for details of the metrics. More...
 
WlzErrorNum WlzDistMetricDirGM (WlzGMModel *model0, WlzGMModel *model1, double *dstDistH, double *dstDistM, double *dstDistN, double *dstDistI)
 Computes any combination of the directed Hausdorff, mean nearest neighbour, median nearest neighbour and minimum nearest neighbour distances between the vertices of the given geometric models. See WlzDistMetricDirVertex2D() for details of the metrics. More...
 
WlzErrorNum WlzDistMetricVertex2D (int n0, WlzDVertex2 *vx0, int n1, WlzDVertex2 *vx1, double *dstDistH, double *dstDistM, double *dstDistN, double *dstDistI)
 Computes any combination of the Hausdorff, mean nearest neighbour, median nearest neighbour and minimum nearest neighbour distances between the given sets of vertices. Each of these distance measures is the maximum of the two possible directed measures:

\[ D = \max{(d(A,B), d(B,A))} \]

Where \(D\) is a non-directed distance metric and \(d\) is the associated directed distance metric. \(A\) and \(B\) are the two datasets. More...

 
WlzErrorNum WlzDistMetricVertex3D (int n0, WlzDVertex3 *vx0, int n1, WlzDVertex3 *vx1, double *dstDistH, double *dstDistM, double *dstDistN, double *dstDistI)
 Computes any combination of the Hausdorff, mean nearest neighbour, median nearest neighbour and minimum nearest neighbour distances between the given sets of vertices. See WlzDistMetricVertex2D() for an explaination of the distance metrics. More...
 
WlzErrorNum WlzDistMetricDirVertex2D (int n0, WlzDVertex2 *vx0, int n1, WlzDVertex2 *vx1, double *dstDistH, double *dstDistM, double *dstDistN, double *dstDistI)
 Computes any combination of the directed Hausdorff, mean nearest neighbour, median nearest neighbour and minimum mean neighbour distances between the given sets of vertices. The directed Hausdorff distance metric is:

\[ \max_{a \in A}{\min_{b \in B}{\|a - b\|}} \]

The directed mean nearest neighbour distance metric is:

\[ \frac{1}{n_a} \sum_{a \in A}{\min_{b \in B}{\|a - b\|}} \]

Likewise the directed median nearest neighbour distance metric is:

\[ \mathrm{median}_{a \in A}{\min_{b \in B}{\|a - b\|}} \]

Where \(A\) and \(B\) are the two datasets. More...

 
WlzErrorNum WlzDistMetricDirVertex3D (int n0, WlzDVertex3 *vx0, int n1, WlzDVertex3 *vx1, double *dstDistH, double *dstDistM, double *dstDistN, double *dstDistI)
 Computes any combination of the directed Hausdorff, mean nearest neighbour, median nearest neighbour and minimum nearest neighbour distances between the given sets of vertices. See WlzDistMetricDirVertex2D() for an explaination of the distance metrics. More...
 

Detailed Description

Functions to compute the Hausdorff distance, mean nearest neighbour and the median nearest neighbour distances between two datasets.

Author
Bill Hill
Date
August 2003
Version
Id
bc916ac0420a9d34884fc2445bded390b169ad8f
Address: MRC Human Genetics Unit, MRC Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine, University of Edinburgh, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, EH4 2XU, UK.
Copyright (C), [2012], The University Court of the University of Edinburgh, Old College, Edinburgh, UK.

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