convex_hull.h

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#pragma once
 
#include <pcl/memory.h>
#include <pcl/pcl_macros.h>
#include <pcl/pcl_config.h>
#ifdef HAVE_QHULL 
 
// PCL includes
#include <pcl/surface/reconstruction.h>
#include <pcl/PolygonMesh.h>
 
namespace pcl
{
  /** \brief Sort 2D points in a vector structure
    * \param p1 the first point
    * \param p2 the second point
    * \ingroup surface
    */
  inline bool
  comparePoints2D (const std::pair<int, Eigen::Vector4f> & p1, const std::pair<int, Eigen::Vector4f> & p2)
  {
    double angle1 = std::atan2 (p1.second[1], p1.second[0]) + M_PI;
    double angle2 = std::atan2 (p2.second[1], p2.second[0]) + M_PI;
    return (angle1 > angle2);
  }
 
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  /** \brief @b ConvexHull using libqhull library.
    * \author Aitor Aldoma, Alex Trevor
    * \ingroup surface
    */
  template<typename PointInT>
  class ConvexHull : public MeshConstruction<PointInT>
  {
    protected:
      using PCLBase<PointInT>::input_;
      using PCLBase<PointInT>::indices_;
      using PCLBase<PointInT>::initCompute;
      using PCLBase<PointInT>::deinitCompute;
 
    public:
      using Ptr = shared_ptr<ConvexHull<PointInT> >;
      using ConstPtr = shared_ptr<const ConvexHull<PointInT> >;
 
      using MeshConstruction<PointInT>::reconstruct;
 
      using PointCloud = pcl::PointCloud<PointInT>;
      using PointCloudPtr = typename PointCloud::Ptr;
      using PointCloudConstPtr = typename PointCloud::ConstPtr;
 
      /** \brief Empty constructor. */
      ConvexHull() = default;
 
      /** \brief Empty destructor */
      ~ConvexHull () override = default;
 
      /** \brief Compute a convex hull for all points given.
        *
        * \note In 2D case (i.e. if the input points belong to one plane)
        * the \a polygons vector will have a single item, whereas in 3D
        * case it will contain one item for each hull facet.
        *
        * \param[out] points the resultant points lying on the convex hull.
        * \param[out] polygons the resultant convex hull polygons, as a set of
        * vertices. The Vertices structure contains an array of point indices.
        */
      void
      reconstruct (PointCloud &points,
                   std::vector<pcl::Vertices> &polygons);
 
      /** \brief Compute a convex hull for all points given.
        * \param[out] points the resultant points lying on the convex hull.
        */
      void
      reconstruct (PointCloud &points);
 
      /** \brief If set to true, the qhull library is called to compute the total area and volume of the convex hull.
        * NOTE: When this option is activated, the qhull library produces output to the console.
        * \param[in] value whether to compute the area and the volume, default is false
        */
      void
      setComputeAreaVolume (bool value)
      {
        compute_area_ = value;
        if (compute_area_)
          qhull_flags = std::string ("qhull FA");
        else
          qhull_flags = std::string ("qhull ");
      }
 
      /** \brief Returns the total area of the convex hull. */
      double
      getTotalArea () const
      {
        return (total_area_);
      }
 
      /** \brief Returns the total volume of the convex hull. Only valid for 3-dimensional sets.
        *  For 2D-sets volume is zero. 
        */
      double
      getTotalVolume () const
      {
        return (total_volume_);
      }
 
      /** \brief Sets the dimension on the input data, 2D or 3D.
        * \param[in] dimension The dimension of the input data.  If not set, this will be determined automatically.
        */
      void 
      setDimension (int dimension)
      {
        if ((dimension == 2) || (dimension == 3))
          dimension_ = dimension;
        else
          PCL_ERROR ("[pcl::%s::setDimension] Invalid input dimension specified!\n", getClassName ().c_str ());
      }
 
      /** \brief Returns the dimensionality (2 or 3) of the calculated hull. */
      inline int
      getDimension () const
      {
        return (dimension_);
      }
 
      /** \brief Retrieve the indices of the input point cloud that for the convex hull.
        *
        * \note Should only be called after reconstruction was performed.
        * \param[out] hull_point_indices The indices of the points forming the point cloud
        */
      void
      getHullPointIndices (pcl::PointIndices &hull_point_indices) const;
 
    protected:
      /** \brief The actual reconstruction method. 
        * 
        * \param[out] points the resultant points lying on the convex hull 
        * \param[out] polygons the resultant convex hull polygons, as a set of
        * vertices. The Vertices structure contains an array of point indices.
        * \param[in] fill_polygon_data true if polygons should be filled, false otherwise
        */
      void
      performReconstruction (PointCloud &points, 
                             std::vector<pcl::Vertices> &polygons, 
                             bool fill_polygon_data = false);
      
      /** \brief The reconstruction method for 2D data.  Does not require dimension to be set. 
        * 
        * \param[out] points the resultant points lying on the convex hull 
        * \param[out] polygons the resultant convex hull polygons, as a set of
        * vertices. The Vertices structure contains an array of point indices.
        * \param[in] fill_polygon_data true if polygons should be filled, false otherwise
        */
      void
      performReconstruction2D (PointCloud &points, 
                               std::vector<pcl::Vertices> &polygons, 
                               bool fill_polygon_data = false);
      
      /** \brief The reconstruction method for 3D data.  Does not require dimension to be set. 
        * 
        * \param[out] points the resultant points lying on the convex hull 
        * \param[out] polygons the resultant convex hull polygons, as a set of
        * vertices. The Vertices structure contains an array of point indices.
        * \param[in] fill_polygon_data true if polygons should be filled, false otherwise
        */
      void
      performReconstruction3D (PointCloud &points, 
                               std::vector<pcl::Vertices> &polygons, 
                               bool fill_polygon_data = false);
      
      /** \brief A reconstruction method that returns a polygonmesh.
        *
        * \param[out] output a PolygonMesh representing the convex hull of the input data.
        */
      void
      performReconstruction (PolygonMesh &output) override;
      
      /** \brief A reconstruction method that returns the polygon of the convex hull.
        *
        * \param[out] polygons the polygon(s) representing the convex hull of the input data.
        */
      void
      performReconstruction (std::vector<pcl::Vertices> &polygons) override;
 
      /** \brief Automatically determines the dimension of input data - 2D or 3D. */
      void 
      calculateInputDimension ();
 
      /** \brief Class get name method. */
      std::string
      getClassName () const override
      {
        return ("ConvexHull");
      }
 
      /* \brief True if we should compute the area and volume of the convex hull. */
      bool compute_area_{false};
 
      /* \brief The area of the convex hull. */
      double total_area_{0.0};
 
      /* \brief The volume of the convex hull (only for 3D hulls, zero for 2D). */
      double total_volume_{0.0};
      
      /** \brief The dimensionality of the concave hull (2D or 3D). */
      int dimension_{0};
 
      /** \brief How close can a 2D plane's normal be to an axis to make projection problematic. */
      double projection_angle_thresh_{std::cos (0.174532925)};
 
      /** \brief Option flag string to be used calling qhull. */
      std::string qhull_flags{"qhull "};
 
      /* \brief x-axis - for checking valid projections. */
      const Eigen::Vector3d x_axis_{1.0, 0.0, 0.0};
 
      /* \brief y-axis - for checking valid projections. */
      const Eigen::Vector3d y_axis_{0.0, 1.0, 0.0};
 
      /* \brief z-axis - for checking valid projections. */
      const Eigen::Vector3d z_axis_{0.0, 0.0, 1.0};
 
      /* \brief vector containing the point cloud indices of the convex hull points. */
      pcl::PointIndices hull_indices_;
 
      public:
        PCL_MAKE_ALIGNED_OPERATOR_NEW
  };
}
 
#ifdef PCL_NO_PRECOMPILE
#include <pcl/surface/impl/convex_hull.hpp>
#endif
 
#endif