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I am using the version in CRAN, 2.4.1. I have a dataset that can contain objects with distances of zero. When I run a nearest neighbor search for all objects within a specified radius, the indexes can become switched. For example:
nn.idx[70,] = 71 70
instead of the expected 70 71.
I'm not sure if objects with zero distance are not allowed, or if its a bug. I can supply example data if necessary.
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Oh, I just realized it was using the original list to query the data set, and it could grab either point first because they on top of each other. My mistake, sorry.
I am using the version in CRAN, 2.4.1. I have a dataset that can contain objects with distances of zero. When I run a nearest neighbor search for all objects within a specified radius, the indexes can become switched. For example:
nn.idx[70,] = 71 70
instead of the expected 70 71.
I'm not sure if objects with zero distance are not allowed, or if its a bug. I can supply example data if necessary.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: