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For now we use a tolerance in the edge intersection test that suffices on our scale, but it would be best to perform the projection and intersection test using the same math.
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"Projection" here refers to the projection of demand nodes onto existing grid done in geograph project_onto. This CAN use a spherical space, but no longer does by default.
"edge intersection" refers to the test to detect whether a candidate edge geometrically intersects with a previously added edge in the modified minimum spanning tree algorithm (geometric intersection is considered a new connection which introduces a cycle...and we can't have cycles). This is called in mod_boruvka here.
Projection uses spherical calculations whereas edge intersection test uses euclidean space.
For now we use a tolerance in the edge intersection test that suffices on our scale, but it would be best to perform the projection and intersection test using the same math.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: