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CGAL 6.3 - Feature Graph
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The concept SharpnessEstimator describes an estimator that extracts the sharpness value for a surface element.
Types | |
| typedef unspecified_type | Sharpness_number_type |
| The type of the sharpness value. | |
Estimator | |
| template<typename DimensionTag, typename Descriptor, typename Domain> | |
| Sharpness_number_type | operator() (const Descriptor &element_descriptor, const Domain &domain) const |
| returns the sharpness value of the surface element described by a type and a descriptor. | |
The type of the sharpness value.
The sharpness value is a positive or negative number that is embeddable on the real axis.
RealEmbeddable | Sharpness_number_type SharpnessEstimator::operator() | ( | const Descriptor & | element_descriptor, |
| const Domain & | domain ) const |
returns the sharpness value of the surface element described by a type and a descriptor.
A low sharpness value should represent a flat area, while a high value implies a sharp feature. For two sharpness values A and B, the value A is told to have a higher sharpness value iff B < A. Negative values represent smooth areas that should be erased in the selection step of the feature graph extraction method.
| DimensionTag | a tag that represent the element type. Can be CGAL::Dimension_tag<0>, CGAL::Dimension_tag<1> or CGAL::Dimension_tag<2> |
| Descriptor | the type of descriptor used to identify the element to evaluate, which can be a vertex, an edge, or a facet according to the DimensionTag. If the domain is of type CGAL::Image_3, then it is a std::size_t for element with dimension 0, 1 and 2. If the domain is a model of FaceListGraph, then it is a vertex_descriptor (resp. halfedge_descriptor; face_descriptor ) for element with dimension 0 (resp. 1 ; 2). |
| Domain | the type of the surface where the element is embedded. Can be a CGAL::Image_3, or a model of FaceListGraph that represents a surface mesh. |
| element_descriptor | the descriptor of the element on the surface. |
| domain | the domain that contains the elements. |
#include <Concepts/SharpnessEstimator.h>
The concept SharpnessEstimator describes an estimator that extracts the sharpness value for a surface element.
Types | |
| typedef unspecified_type | Sharpness_number_type |
| The type of the sharpness value. | |
Estimator | |
| template<typename DimensionTag, typename Descriptor, typename Domain> | |
| Sharpness_number_type | operator() (const Descriptor &element_descriptor, const Domain &domain) const |
| returns the sharpness value of the surface element described by a type and a descriptor. | |
The type of the sharpness value.
The sharpness value is a positive or negative number that is embeddable on the real axis.
RealEmbeddable | Sharpness_number_type SharpnessEstimator::operator() | ( | const Descriptor & | element_descriptor, |
| const Domain & | domain ) const |
returns the sharpness value of the surface element described by a type and a descriptor.
A low sharpness value should represent a flat area, while a high value implies a sharp feature. For two sharpness values A and B, the value A is told to have a higher sharpness value iff B < A. Negative values represent smooth areas that should be erased in the selection step of the feature graph extraction method.
| DimensionTag | a tag that represent the element type. Can be CGAL::Dimension_tag<0>, CGAL::Dimension_tag<1> or CGAL::Dimension_tag<2> |
| Descriptor | the type of descriptor used to identify the element to evaluate, which can be a vertex, an edge, or a facet according to the DimensionTag. If the domain is of type CGAL::Image_3, then it is a std::size_t for element with dimension 0, 1 and 2. If the domain is a model of FaceListGraph, then it is a vertex_descriptor (resp. halfedge_descriptor; face_descriptor ) for element with dimension 0 (resp. 1 ; 2). |
| Domain | the type of the surface where the element is embedded. Can be a CGAL::Image_3, or a model of FaceListGraph that represents a surface mesh. |
| element_descriptor | the descriptor of the element on the surface. |
| domain | the domain that contains the elements. |