bbpoly_default: Regular bounding box as a polytope
In antiphon/Kdirectional: Analysis of anisotropy in point patterns using second order statistics
bbpoly_default R Documentation
Regular bounding box as a polytope
Description
Regular bounding box as a polytope
Usage
bbpoly_default(xl = c(-0.5, 0.5), yl = xl, zl = xl)
Arguments
xl
x range Default -.5,5
yl
y range. Default = xl
zl
z range. Default = xl. Set it to NA for 2D.
Details
Default output is a 3D cube with vertices in the corners of [-.5,.5]^3.
See also poly2bbpoly for more flexible windows in 2D.
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Regular bounding box as a polytope
Description
Regular bounding box as a polytope
Usage
bbpoly_default(xl = c(-0.5, 0.5), yl = xl, zl = xl)
Arguments
xl |
x range Default -.5,5 |
yl |
y range. Default = xl |
zl |
z range. Default = xl. Set it to NA for 2D. |
Details
Default output is a 3D cube with vertices in the corners of [-.5,.5]^3.
See also poly2bbpoly for more flexible windows in 2D.
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