View source: R/KochanekBartels.R
KochanekBartels | R Documentation |
Constructs a quaternions spline by the Kochanek-Bartels algorithm.
KochanekBartels( keyRotors, keyTimes = NULL, tcb = c(0, 0, 0), times, n_intertimes, endcondition = "natural", constantSpeed = FALSE )
keyRotors |
a vector of unit quaternions (rotors) to be interpolated |
keyTimes |
the times corresponding to the key rotors; must be an
increasing vector of the same length a |
tcb |
a vector of three numbers respectively corresponding to tension, continuity and bias |
times |
the times of interpolation; each time must lie within the range
of the key times; this parameter can be missing if |
n_intertimes |
if given, this argument has precedence over |
endcondition |
start/end conditions, can be |
constantSpeed |
Boolean, whether to re-parameterize the spline to
have constant speed; in this case, |
A vector of quaternions having the same length as the times
vector.
library(qsplines) # Using a Kochanek-Bartels quaternions spline to construct # a spherical curve interpolating some key points on the # sphere of radius 5 # helper function: spherical to Cartesian coordinates sph2cart <- function(rho, theta, phi){ return(c( rho * cos(theta) * sin(phi), rho * sin(theta) * sin(phi), rho * cos(phi) )) } # construction of the key points on the sphere keyPoints <- matrix(nrow = 0L, ncol = 3L) theta_ <- seq(0, 2*pi, length.out = 9L)[-1L] phi <- 1.3 for(theta in theta_){ keyPoints <- rbind(keyPoints, sph2cart(5, theta, phi)) phi = pi - phi } n_keyPoints <- nrow(keyPoints) # construction of the key rotors; the first key rotor # is the identity quaternion and rotor i sends the # first key point to the i-th key point keyRotors <- quaternion(length.out = n_keyPoints) rotor <- keyRotors[1L] <- H1 for(i in seq_len(n_keyPoints - 1L)){ keyRotors[i+1L] <- rotor <- quaternionFromTo( keyPoints[i, ]/5, keyPoints[i+1L, ]/5 ) * rotor } # Kochanek-Bartels quaternions spline rotors <- KochanekBartels( keyRotors, n_intertimes = 25L, endcondition = "closed", tcb = c(-1, 5, 0) ) # construction of the interpolating points on the sphere points <- matrix(nrow = 0L, ncol = 3L) keyPoint1 <- rbind(keyPoints[1L, ]) for(i in seq_along(rotors)){ points <- rbind(points, rotate(keyPoint1, rotors[i])) } # visualize the result with the 'rgl' package library(rgl) spheres3d(0, 0, 0, radius = 5, color = "lightgreen") spheres3d(points, radius = 0.2, color = "midnightblue") spheres3d(keyPoints, radius = 0.25, color = "red")
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