From: Pedro T. <pt...@te...> - 2003-12-19 08:58:57
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El Viernes, 19 de Diciembre de 2003 06:24, a Paul Kienzle se le ocurri=F3 = decir=20 lo siguiente: > >> I think the most convenient would be to return a cell-array of > >> matrices, > >> one for each dimension of returned facet. > > > > Sorry, I did not understand the above statement. Could you give an > > example, > > please? > > A =3D { [7 4 3; 4 6 2; 6 7 5; 7 6 4], [5 7 3 1; 6 5 1 2] } > > This is the same information as above but you can process it with > "for i=3D1:2" rather than "for i=3D1:6". Be carefull... if we are returning more things from qhull the order is=20 important, unless you also return the facet ID. > Okay. But aren't we supposed to be avoiding QJ? Is there a way to > break up a non-simplicial facet which doesn't introduce errors? That's what Qt is supposed to do, but as Rafael also noticed, this option i= s=20 not working under octave properly. > I can't propose a final design because I don't know how to use > QHull effectively. You tell me what options you want to control > and what they mean, and I can suggest an interface. QHull has many, many options. In fact delaunay* and voronoi* are just QHull= =20 with parameters. I can prepare a list of the options I think are most=20 important. I'll mail them to the list as soon as I prepare it. Regards, Pedro |