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Add containing_rectangle graph connection method for m2g #28
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Write algorithm for connecting with containing rectangle
joeloskarsson 64dd912
Fix dx/dy graph property also for hierarchical graph
joeloskarsson 9a049c2
Make containing_rectangle option only for m2g connectivity
joeloskarsson 4918477
Add description of containing_rectangle method to docstrings
joeloskarsson cd9c033
Merge branch 'main' into containing_rect_con
joeloskarsson 2759066
Add comment explaining edge filter used in containing_rectangle method
joeloskarsson 733557d
Fix linting
joeloskarsson 58559e8
Add changelog entry
joeloskarsson 14c6b50
Clarify rel_max_distance usage
joeloskarsson 87f58c6
Merge branch 'main' into containing_rect_con
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Why is this 1.0 and not
srt(dx^2 + dy^2)
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Good question. This is relative distance, which is relative to the longest edge in (the bottom level of) the source and target graphs. These longest edges will be the diagonal edges in each rectangle in the mesh graph, which have the length
sqrt(dx^2 + dy^2)
. So that is exactly the distance of rel_max_dist=1.0.I added a bit of a clarification about this, and also realized that there was nothing describing the
rel_max_dist
argument in the docstring, so fixed that as well.