R/utils-aem.R

Defines functions `remove.same.y`

`r.order.link` <-
    function (nrow.link, link, coords) 
    {
        for (i in 1:nrow.link) {
            if (link[i, 2] != 0) {
                if (coords[link[i, 3], 3] < coords[link[i, 2], 3]) {
                    link[i, 2:3] <- c(link[i, 3], link[i, 2])
                }
            }
        }
        return(link)
    }


`remove.same.y` <-
    function(coords,link){
        
        #### Remove links with the same y coordinates (after rotation) 
        #### Find all the points (sites) with the same y coordinate CC
        #### Make sure the names match
        colnames(link)<-c("from","to")
        
        #CC# Creat object link.tmp and coords.tmp
        link.tmp<-link
        coords.tmp<-coords
        
        #CC# Loop checking for sites with the same y coordinates
        while(nrow(coords.tmp)!=0){
            #CC# Which site has the same coordinates
            same.coords<-which(coords.tmp[,3]==coords.tmp[1,3])
            #CC# Find the sites numbers which have the same y coordinates
            same.y<-coords.tmp[same.coords,1]
            #CC# What to do if there are more than one site with the same y coordinates
            if(length(same.y) > 1){
                #CC# Construct a matrix in which will be entered links with the same
                #CC# y coordinates as i in the "from" section.
                same.from<-matrix(c(0,0),nrow=1,ncol=2)
                #CC# Name each coloumn of the site for smoother running of the function
                colnames(same.from)<-c("from","to")
                #CC# Loop adding a row for each link with the same y coordinates in the 
                #CC# "from" section
                for(j in same.y){
                    #CC# Which sites have the same "from"
                    same.from<-rbind(same.from,as.data.frame(link[which(link[,1]==j),]))
                }
                #CC# Remove the 0 0 which was there only to start the matrix
                same.from<-same.from[-1,]
                #CC# Construct a matrix in which will be entered links with the same
                #CC# y coordinates as i in the "to" section
                same<-matrix(c(0,0),nrow=1,ncol=2)
                #CC# Name each coloumn of the site for smoother running of the function
                colnames(same)<-c("from","to")
                #CC# Loop adding a row for each link with the same y coordinates in the 
                #CC# "to" section
                for(j in same.y){
                    #CC# Which sites have the same "to"
                    same<-rbind(same,as.data.frame(same.from[which(same.from[,2]==j),]))
                }
                #CC# Remove the 0 0 which was there only to start the matrix
                same<-same[-1,]
                #CC# If the object "same" has a positive number of rows
                if(nrow(same)!=0){
                    #### Put all the site in a single line (this will limit the repetition)
                    same.no.rep<-c(same[,1],same[1:nrow(same),2])
                    
                    #### To remove the horizontal links
                    #CC# Match the links in "same" with the links in "link" in the first
                    #CC# column (from)
                    link.from<-which(link.tmp[,1] %in% same.no.rep)
                    #CC# Match the links in "same" with the links in "link" in the second
                    #CC# column (to)
                    link.to<-which(link.tmp[,2] %in% same.no.rep)
                    #CC# See which from link.from and link.to have the same position
                    link.from.to<-link.from[which(link.from%in%link.to)]
                    #CC# Remove the link that have the same position in "link"
                    link.tmp<-link.tmp[-link.from.to,]
                    
                    #CC# Remove the coordinates of the site considered
                    coords.tmp<-as.data.frame(coords.tmp[-same.coords,])
                }else{
                    #CC# Remove the coordinates of the site considered
                    coords.tmp<-as.data.frame(coords.tmp[-same.coords,])
                }
            }else{
                #CC# Remove the coordinates of the site considered
                coords.tmp<-as.data.frame(coords.tmp[-same.coords,])
            }
        }
        #CC# Rename the object "link.tmp" by "link"
        return(link.tmp)
        
    }


`rm.double.link` <-
    function (link) 
    {
        for (i in 1:nrow(link)) {
            tmp <- which(link[i, 1] == link[, 2] & link[i, 2] == 
                    link[, 1])
            if (length(tmp) != 0) {
                link[tmp, ] <- c(0, 0)
            }
        }
        tmp <- which(link[, 1] != 0 & link[, 2] != 0)
        if (length(tmp) != 0) 
            link <- link[tmp, ]
        return(link)
    }

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