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java.lang.Objectuk.ac.starlink.table.join.AbstractCartesianMatchEngine
uk.ac.starlink.table.join.EllipseCartesianMatchEngine
public class EllipseCartesianMatchEngine
MatchEngine implementation for plane elliptical figures. A match is detected if the ellipses touch or overlap. Tuples are 5-element: (X,Y,A,B,theta), where (X,Y) is the centre position, A and B are the semi-major and semi-minor radii, and theta is the orientation angle in radians, being the angle from the X axis to the semi-major radius measured towards the Y axis.
The calculations are currently done using numerical optimisation.
Field Summary |
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Fields inherited from interface uk.ac.starlink.table.join.MatchEngine |
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NO_BINS |
Constructor Summary | |
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EllipseCartesianMatchEngine(double scale)
Constructor. |
Method Summary | |
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boolean |
canBoundMatch()
Indicates that the MatchEngine.getMatchBounds(java.lang.Comparable[], java.lang.Comparable[]) method can be invoked
to provide some sort of useful result. |
Object[] |
getBins(Object[] tuple)
Returns a set of keys for bins into which possible matches for a given tuple might fall. |
Comparable[][] |
getMatchBounds(Comparable[] minTuple,
Comparable[] maxTuple)
Given a range of tuple values, returns a range outside which no match to anything within that range can result. |
DescribedValue[] |
getMatchParameters()
Returns a set of DescribedValue objects whose values can be modified to modify the matching criteria. |
ValueInfo |
getMatchScoreInfo()
Returns a description of the value returned by the MatchEngine.matchScore(java.lang.Object[], java.lang.Object[]) method. |
double |
getScale()
Returns distance scale. |
ValueInfo[] |
getTupleInfos()
Returns a set of ValueInfo objects indicating what is required for the elements of each tuple. |
double |
matchScore(Object[] tuple1,
Object[] tuple2)
Indicates whether two tuples count as matching each other, and if so how closely. |
void |
setRecogniseCircles(boolean recogniseCircles)
Determines whether short cuts should be taken in the calculations when the ellipses are actually circles. |
void |
setScale(double scale)
Sets the rough average of per-object error distance. |
String |
toString()
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Methods inherited from class uk.ac.starlink.table.join.AbstractCartesianMatchEngine |
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getBinFactor, getIsotropicScale, getNdim, getRadiusBins, getScale, getScaleBins, getTuningParameters, setBinFactor, setIsotropicScale, setScale |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
Constructor Detail |
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public EllipseCartesianMatchEngine(double scale)
scale
- rough scale of ellipse dimensionsMethod Detail |
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public void setScale(double scale)
scale
- characteristic scale of errorspublic double getScale()
public void setRecogniseCircles(boolean recogniseCircles)
recogniseCircles
- whether to take circle-specific short cutspublic ValueInfo[] getTupleInfos()
MatchEngine
public DescribedValue[] getMatchParameters()
MatchEngine
DescribedValue.setValue(java.lang.Object)
on the
returned objects.
public ValueInfo getMatchScoreInfo()
MatchEngine
MatchEngine.matchScore(java.lang.Object[], java.lang.Object[])
method. The content class should be numeric
(though need not be Double
), and the name,
description and units should be descriptive of whatever the
physical significance of the value is.
If the result of matchScore
is not interesting
(for instance, if it's always either 0 or -1),
null
may be returned.
public String toString()
toString
in class AbstractCartesianMatchEngine
public double matchScore(Object[] tuple1, Object[] tuple2)
MatchEngine
If there's no reason to do otherwise, the range 0..1 is recommended for successul matches. However, if the result has some sort of physical meaning (such as a distance in real space) that may be used instead.
tuple1
- one tupletuple2
- the other tuple
public Object[] getBins(Object[] tuple)
MatchEngine
tuple
- tuple
public boolean canBoundMatch()
MatchEngine
MatchEngine.getMatchBounds(java.lang.Comparable[], java.lang.Comparable[])
method can be invoked
to provide some sort of useful result.
public Comparable[][] getMatchBounds(Comparable[] minTuple, Comparable[] maxTuple)
MatchEngine
Both the input and output rectangles are specified by tuples representing its opposite corners; equivalently, they are the minimum and maximum values of each tuple element. In either the input or output min/max tuples, any element may be null to indicate that no information is available on the bounds of that tuple element (coordinate).
This method can be used by match algorithms which know in advance the range of coordinates they will match against and wish to reduce workload by not attempting matches which are bound to fail.
For example, a 1-d Cartesian match engine with an isotropic match error 0.5 would turn input values of ((0,200),(10,210)) into output values ((-0.5,199.5),(10.5,210.5)).
This method will only be called if MatchEngine.canBoundMatch()
returns true. Thus engines that cannot provide any useful
information along these lines (for instance because none of its
tuple elements is Comparable
do not need to
implement it in a meaningful way.
minTuple
- tuple consisting of the minimum values of each
tuple element in a possible match
(to put it another way - coordinates of one corner of a
tuple-space rectangle containing such a match)maxTuple
- tuple consisting of the maximum values of each
tuple element in a possible match
(to put it another way - coordinates of the other corner of a
tuple-space rectangle containing such a match)
MatchEngine.canBoundMatch()
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