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# The VennDiagram package is copyright (c) 2012 Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR)
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### FUNCTION TO OBTAIN POLYGON COORDINATES SIMILAR TO A CIRCLE ####################################
ell2poly <- function(x, y, a, b, rotation, n.sides) {
# draw an n-sided polygon that resembles an ellipse
rotation <- rotation * pi / 180;
# calculate the angle corresponding to each "section" of the polygon
# (there are as many sections as there are sides in the polygon)
theta <- 2 * pi / n.sides;
angles <- seq(0, 2 * pi, theta);
# initialize vectors to hold the x and y coordinates of each vertex of the polygon
x.coord <- vector(length = n.sides + 1, mode = 'numeric');
x.coord[1] <- x + a * cos(rotation);
y.coord <- vector(length = n.sides + 1, mode = 'numeric');
y.coord[1] <- y + a * sin(rotation);
# starting from the initial point, sequentially obtain the coordinates of each vertex of the polygon and store them
for (i in 1:n.sides) {
x.coord[i + 1] <- x + a * cos(angles[i + 1]) * cos(rotation) - b * sin(angles[i + 1]) * sin(rotation);
y.coord[i + 1] <- y + a * cos(angles[i + 1]) * sin(rotation) + b * sin(angles[i + 1]) * cos(rotation);
}
return(
list(
x = x.coord,
y = y.coord
)
);
}
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