inter.check: Verify if 2 line segments intersect
In mathphysmx/percolation: Continuum percolation of Poisson sticks
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Author(s)
Description
Verify if 2 line segments intersect
Usage
1
inter.check(a, b, m)
Arguments
a
ID of the matrix.
b
don't know yet.
m
Matrix with four columns where the first and last two entries of every row are the cartesian coordinates of a single fracture's endpoints.
Details
This function determines whether two fractures intersect, using the criteria of
opposing orientations in the two-dimensional case. Since it is specifically desinged
to work with the rest of the functions in the model, it takes as parameter the tags
of the fractures which correspond to the row they occupy in the endpoints matrix, as
well as the matrix itself. It doesn't consider cases of colinearity, since given the
measures defined the probability of this eventuality is zero.
Value
the results.
Author(s)
Daniella Ayala (daniellaayala@ciencias.unam.mx) and Francisco Mendoza-Torres (mentofran@gmail.com)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s)
Description
Verify if 2 line segments intersect
Usage
1 | inter.check(a, b, m)
|
Arguments
a |
ID of the matrix. |
b |
don't know yet. |
m |
Matrix with four columns where the first and last two entries of every row are the cartesian coordinates of a single fracture's endpoints. |
Details
This function determines whether two fractures intersect, using the criteria of opposing orientations in the two-dimensional case. Since it is specifically desinged to work with the rest of the functions in the model, it takes as parameter the tags of the fractures which correspond to the row they occupy in the endpoints matrix, as well as the matrix itself. It doesn't consider cases of colinearity, since given the measures defined the probability of this eventuality is zero.
Value
the results.
Author(s)
Daniella Ayala (daniellaayala@ciencias.unam.mx) and Francisco Mendoza-Torres (mentofran@gmail.com)
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