connected-domain
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calculate all the connected domains based on the given two-dimensional array
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connected-domain
Calculate all the connected domains based on the given two-dimensional array
How To Use
variable samples
in the following code is a two-dimensional array parsed from file separate.txt
var ConnectedDomain = require( 'connected-domain' );
var samples = [ ... ];
console.log( ConnectedDomain( samples, function( value ){
return value;
});
Details
ConnectedDomain( twoDimensionalArray
, indicator
, ifHardLink
):
twoDimensionalArray
: A two-dimensional array for ConnectedDomain to parseindicator
: Function to decide what identifier each point should have to decide which domain it belongs to. The first parameter will be given as the point value. The return value of this function will be used as the identifier.ifHardLink
: Boolean. If use hard-link to decide connected domains. ( see sectionHard Link
for details )
The result of invocation of ConnectedDomain
is a object:
{
domains: [ {}, {}, ... ],
totalDomains: 10,
groupByIdentifier: {
id1: {},
id2: {},
...
},
totalIdentifiers: 5
}
The structure of every domain:
{
bounding: {
w: 12,
h: 19,
x: 0,
y: 1
},
points: [ { x: 1, y: 2, value: 'a' }, {}, ... ],
identifier: 'blue',
domainId: 1
}
Hard Link
ConnectedDomains use soft-link as default. Below is how soft-link think two domains are connected( all the 0 zones are connected as a domain ):
0011
0011
1100
1100
If you use hard-link, the upper-left and bottom-right "0" zones are not connected, they become 2 separate domains. Below shows how a hard-link connection can be formed:
0011
0001
1000
1100