Points Filtering and Clustering
This category of tools includes functions dedicated to work with point clouds, to enable other processes and further results. Most of these tools work on any point clouds, some of them work only on grid point clouds.
The filtering tools include also the point cloud Pre-process filters: Reconstructor® applies a set of algorithms to the scans which extract information that is needed during further processing of the data.
All the commands can be activate also through the point clouds contextual menu.
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Filtering |
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To undo any operation of preprocessing, deletion and editing that may have been performed on the clouds. |
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To undelete all the points earlier deleted. |
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A grid point cloud is shown in its 2D representation. Here you can select, delete and undelete points with several functions. |
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To replace any invalid point in the cloud with a value averaged from the point's neighbourhood in the cloud's structure. |
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To invalidate all the points in the cloud that are colored in full black. |
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To invalidate any point that has exactly the same coordinates of another point in the cloud. |
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To resample a point cloud, subsampling it. |
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To determine the most relevant points from a point of view of shape description, and save them into the new unstructured point cloud. These resulting clouds work as compact representations of the original structured ones. |
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To extract the edges of a grid point cloud, in form of polylines. |
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To cluster clouds excluding duplicated or unneeded points. The resulting cloud, however, will not contain all points from the input clouds, but only those needed to guarantee a fixed 3D density of the points. |
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Clustering |
To cluster clouds excluding duplicated or unneeded points. The resulting cloud, however, will not contain all points from the input clouds, but only those needed to guarantee a fixed 3D density of the points. |
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To lump together in an unstructured point cloud an arbitrary set of point clouds. |
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To resample the scene and generate a new clustered grid point cloud. |
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See Cloud Processing for details.