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If not, see . //---------------------------------------------------------------------- //FJENDHEADER #ifndef DROP_CGAL // in case we do not have the code for CGAL #ifndef __FASTJET_DNNPLANE_HH__ #define __FASTJET_DNNPLANE_HH__ #include "fastjet/internal/Triangulation.hh" #include "fastjet/internal/DynamicNearestNeighbours.hh" FASTJET_BEGIN_NAMESPACE // defined in fastjet/internal/base.hh /// \if internal_doc /// @ingroup internal /// \class DnnPlane /// class derived from DynamicNearestNeighbours that provides an /// implementation for the Euclidean plane /// /// This class that uses CGAL Delaunay triangulation for most of the /// work (it allows for easy and efficient removal and addition of /// points and circulation over a point's neighbours). The treatment /// of coincident points is not supported by CGAL and is implemented /// according to the method specified in /// issue-tracker/2012-02-CGAL-coincident/METHOD /// \endif class DnnPlane : public DynamicNearestNeighbours { public: /// empty initaliser DnnPlane() {} /// Initialiser from a set of points on an Eta-Phi plane, where both /// eta and phi can have arbitrary ranges DnnPlane(const std::vector &, const bool & verbose = false ); /// Returns the index of the nearest neighbour of point labelled /// by ii (assumes ii is valid) int NearestNeighbourIndex(const int ii) const ; /// Returns the distance to the nearest neighbour of point labelled /// by index ii (assumes ii is valid) double NearestNeighbourDistance(const int ii) const ; /// Returns true iff the given index corresponds to a point that /// exists in the DNN structure (meaning that it has been added, and /// not removed in the meantime) bool Valid(const int index) const; void RemoveAndAddPoints(const std::vector & indices_to_remove, const std::vector & points_to_add, std::vector & indices_added, std::vector & indices_of_updated_neighbours); /// returns the EtaPhi of point with index i. EtaPhi etaphi(const int i) const; /// returns the eta point with index i. double eta(const int i) const; /// returns the phi point with index i. double phi(const int i) const; private: /// Structure containing a vertex_handle and cached information on /// the nearest neighbour. struct SuperVertex { Vertex_handle vertex; // NULL indicates inexistence... double NNdistance; int NNindex; int coincidence; // ==vertex->info.val() if no coincidence // points to the coinciding SV in case of coincidence // later on for cylinder put a second vertex? }; std::vector _supervertex; //set _vertex_set; bool _verbose; //static const bool _crash_on_coincidence = true; static const bool _crash_on_coincidence = false; Triangulation _TR; /// CGAL object for dealing with triangulations /// calculates and returns the euclidean distance between points p1 /// and p2 inline double _euclid_distance(const Point& p1, const Point& p2) const { double distx= p1.x()-p2.x(); double disty= p1.y()-p2.y(); return distx*distx+disty*disty; } //---------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Determines the index and distance of the nearest neighbour to /// point j and puts the information into the _supervertex entry for j void _SetNearest(const int j); //---------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Determines and stores the nearest neighbour of j. /// /// For each voronoi neighbour D of j if the distance between j and D /// is less than D's own nearest neighbour, then update the /// nearest-neighbour info in D; push D's index onto /// indices_of_updated_neighbours /// /// Note that j is NOT pushed onto indices_of_updated_neighbours -- /// if you want it there, put it there yourself. void _SetAndUpdateNearest(const int j, std::vector & indices_of_updated_neighbours); /// given a vertex_handle returned by CGAL on insertion of a new /// points, returns the coinciding vertex's value if it turns out /// that it corresponds to a vertex that we already knew about /// (usually because two points coincide) int _CheckIfVertexPresent(const Vertex_handle & vertex, const int its_index); //---------------------------------------------------------------------- /// if the distance between 'pref' and 'candidate' is smaller (or /// equal) than the one between 'pref' and 'near', return true and /// set 'mindist' to that distance. Note that it is assumed that /// 'mindist' is the euclidian distance between 'pref' and 'near' /// /// Note that the 'near' point is passed through its vertex rather /// than as a point. This allows us to handle cases where we have no min /// yet (near is the infinite vertex) inline bool _is_closer_to(const Point &pref, const Point &candidate, const Vertex_handle &near, double & dist, double & mindist){ dist = _euclid_distance(pref, candidate); return _is_closer_to_with_hint(pref, candidate, near, dist, mindist); } /// same as '_is_closer_to' except that 'dist' already contains the /// distance between 'pref' and 'candidate' inline bool _is_closer_to_with_hint(const Point &pref, const Point &candidate, const Vertex_handle &near, const double & dist, double & mindist){ // check if 'dist', the pre-computed distance between 'candidate' // and 'pref' is smaller than the distance between 'pref' and its // currently registered nearest neighbour 'near' (and update // things if it is) // // Interestingly enough, it has to be pointed out that the use of // 'abs' instead of 'std::abs' returns wrong results (apparently // ints without any compiler warning) // // The (near != NULL) test is there for one single reason: when // checking that a newly inserted point is not closer than a // previous NN, if that distance comparison involves a "nearly // degenerate" distance we need to access near->point. But // sometimes, in the course of RemoveAndAddPoints, its previous NN // has been deleted and its vertex (corresponding to 'near') set // to NULL. This is not a problem as all points having a deleted // point as NN will have their NN explicitly recomputed at the end // of RemoveAndAddPoints so here we should just make sure there is // no crash... that's done by checking (near != NULL) if ((std::abs(dist-mindist)point())point() is not ill-defined if (_verbose) std::cout << "using CGAL's distance ordering" << std::endl; if (CGAL::compare_distance_to_point(pref, candidate, near->point())!=CGAL::LARGER){ mindist = dist; return true; } } else if (dist <= mindist) { // Note that the use of a <= in the above expression (instead of // a strict ordering <) is important in one case: when checking // if a new point is the new NN of one of the points in its // neighbourhood, in case of distances being ==, we are sure // that 'candidate' is in a cell adjacent to 'pref' while it may // no longer be the case for 'near' mindist = dist; return true; } return false; } /// if a distance between a point and 2 others is smaller than this /// and the distance between the two points is also smaller than this /// then use CGAL to compare the distances. static const double DISTANCE_FOR_CGAL_CHECKS; /// small routine to check if if a vertex handle is not null. /// /// This is centralised here because of the need for a not-very /// readable workaround for certain CGAL/clang++ compiler /// combinations. inline static bool _is_not_null(const Vertex_handle & vh) { // as found in issue 2015-07-clang61+CGAL, the form // vh != NULL // appears to be broken with CGAL-3.6 and clang-3.6.0/.1 // // The not very "readable" // vh.operator->() // does the job instead return vh.operator->(); } }; // here follow some inline implementations of the simpler of the // functions defined above inline int DnnPlane::NearestNeighbourIndex(const int ii) const { return _supervertex[ii].NNindex;} inline double DnnPlane::NearestNeighbourDistance(const int ii) const { return _supervertex[ii].NNdistance;} inline bool DnnPlane::Valid(const int index) const { if (index >= 0 && index < static_cast(_supervertex.size())) { return _is_not_null(_supervertex[index].vertex); } else { return false; } } inline EtaPhi DnnPlane::etaphi(const int i) const { Point * p = & (_supervertex[i].vertex->point()); return EtaPhi(p->x(),p->y()); } inline double DnnPlane::eta(const int i) const { return _supervertex[i].vertex->point().x(); } inline double DnnPlane::phi(const int i) const { return _supervertex[i].vertex->point().y(); } FASTJET_END_NAMESPACE #endif // __FASTJET_DNNPLANE_HH__ #endif // DROP_CGAL