Hi, I just read the article linked in the M3C2 menu. (the article from D. Lague, N. Brodu and J. Leroux (Geosciences Rennes))
Just want to say that's a brilliant idea to have this method especially for natural surface comparison.
My question will be: can I run the similar experiment described by ...
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- Thu Nov 10, 2016 10:34 pm
- Forum: Questions
- Topic: Questions about M3C2 distance measurement
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- Tue Oct 11, 2016 4:38 pm
- Forum: Questions
- Topic: How CloudCompare compute the 'closest point set'?
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Re: How CloudCompare compute the 'closest point set'?
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the reply, it is very helpful. I have a continuous question based on your answer:
If I compare my result of C2C distance and my result of closest point set, I realize the closest point set is the coherent movement whereas the part that not visible in the closest point set, but ...
Thanks for the reply, it is very helpful. I have a continuous question based on your answer:
If I compare my result of C2C distance and my result of closest point set, I realize the closest point set is the coherent movement whereas the part that not visible in the closest point set, but ...
- Fri Sep 30, 2016 10:33 pm
- Forum: Questions
- Topic: How CloudCompare compute the 'closest point set'?
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How CloudCompare compute the 'closest point set'?
I have a question about how CloudCompare compute the closest point set (under the function' Distance')?
Is there a way to figure out how close in distance is defined as closest point set? Can I change some of the parameter that define how close of those sets are (for instance by define the smallest ...
Is there a way to figure out how close in distance is defined as closest point set? Can I change some of the parameter that define how close of those sets are (for instance by define the smallest ...