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Filter out points on lower zoom tiles #8

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mourner opened this issue Dec 3, 2014 · 5 comments
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Filter out points on lower zoom tiles #8

mourner opened this issue Dec 3, 2014 · 5 comments

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mourner commented Dec 3, 2014

We could just filter out same-coord points, but that's probably not enough. We can apply more sophisticated filtering algorithms, but it's tough to make a generic point filtering algorithm that suites any kind of data.

@mourner mourner changed the title Filter out same-coordinate points on lower zoom tiles Filter out points on lower zoom tiles Mar 6, 2015
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should this be left to supercluster now, or is it still planned to address this in geojson-vt?

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mourner commented Jan 10, 2018

I'm not sure. We might want to still add some kind of point dropping like Tippecanoe does, although it might be difficult to implement.

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reyemtm commented Jan 11, 2018

I would not view this as an enhancement. If your data is too dense then that should be dealt with by controlling at what zoom level the data is shown to the user. It could be confusing for the user if what is shown on a map is not a true representation and complicated for the developer to account for missing data at various zoom levels. If it is implemented it should be optional.

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mourner commented Jan 11, 2018

@reyemtm yeah, it would probably be opt-in if implemented.

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I would be interested in point filtering or a different type of clustering. The existing marker cluster option is not sufficient if the dataset is not designed to cluster. E.g. 100,000 point data collected over a 100 ha field. Say we wanted to style each point based on its value then as you zoom out filter out should thin points out.

Another interesting option would be to cluster points based on an average value inside a radius.

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