orient: orientation of polygons
In doolkit: Exploration of Dental Surface Topography
orient R Documentation
orientation of polygons
Description
Returns the occlusal orientation (exposure in GIS)
Usage
orient(mesh)
Arguments
mesh
object of class mesh3d
Value
A numeric vector of occlusal orientation values in degrees for all
the polygons of the mesh.
Let the orientation from above be depicted as a trigonomical circle,
then for a tooth positioned as in Guy et al. (2015) an orientation of 0 (mesial) would
be located at an angle of pi/2, and an orientation of 90° (buccal) would
be located at an angle of 2*pi.
See Also
opc
opcr
Examples
orient <- orient(dkmodel$complex)
summary(orient)
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orientation of polygons
Description
Returns the occlusal orientation (exposure in GIS)
Usage
orient(mesh)
Arguments
mesh |
object of class mesh3d |
Value
A numeric vector of occlusal orientation values in degrees for all the polygons of the mesh. Let the orientation from above be depicted as a trigonomical circle, then for a tooth positioned as in Guy et al. (2015) an orientation of 0 (mesial) would be located at an angle of pi/2, and an orientation of 90° (buccal) would be located at an angle of 2*pi.
See Also
opc
opcr
Examples
orient <- orient(dkmodel$complex) summary(orient)
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