read_vertices: Read vertices from PLY or OBJ files
In iholzleitner/facefuns: Convenience Functions Around 2D and 3D Face Shape Analysis
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/read_vertices.R
Description
\lifecycleexperimental
Uses file2mesh to read PLY files or readOBJ to read OBJ files, and saves vertex data into three-dimensional array
Usage
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read_vertices(meshdata)
Arguments
meshdata
Path to single PLY/OBJ or directory containing PLY/OBJ files. If both files types are present, PLYs will be prioritised
Value
Returns array of dimensions p, k, and n. p = number of landmarks, k = dimension of data, n = number of specimens
Examples
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path_to_ply <- system.file("extdata", "ply", package="facefuns")
data <- read_vertices(meshdata = path_to_ply)
path_to_obj <- system.file("extdata", "obj", package="facefuns")
data <- read_vertices(meshdata = path_to_obj)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/read_vertices.R
Description
\lifecycleexperimental
Uses file2mesh to read PLY files or readOBJ to read OBJ files, and saves vertex data into three-dimensional array
Usage
1 | read_vertices(meshdata)
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Arguments
meshdata |
Path to single PLY/OBJ or directory containing PLY/OBJ files. If both files types are present, PLYs will be prioritised |
Value
Returns array of dimensions p, k, and n. p = number of landmarks, k = dimension of data, n = number of specimens
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | path_to_ply <- system.file("extdata", "ply", package="facefuns")
data <- read_vertices(meshdata = path_to_ply)
path_to_obj <- system.file("extdata", "obj", package="facefuns")
data <- read_vertices(meshdata = path_to_obj)
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