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The current separation method is based on a grid and adjacent vegetation cells are considered part of the same island.
Bellow is an example of how the separation method currently works :
The algorithm implementation is correct. Yet two trees touch each other only by two extended branches the algorithm will not separate them and consider them as a single island. In other terms the limit of the current algorithm is its limited separation criteria: when are two trees apart enough to be considered a two trees ? If we could separate them, we could have better hull reconstruction method results.
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The current separation method is based on a grid and adjacent vegetation cells are considered part of the same island.
Bellow is an example of how the separation method currently works :
The algorithm implementation is correct. Yet two trees touch each other only by two extended branches the algorithm will not separate them and consider them as a single island. In other terms the limit of the current algorithm is its limited separation criteria: when are two trees apart enough to be considered a two trees ? If we could separate them, we could have better hull reconstruction method results.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: