thirdParty/PCL 1.12.0/include/pcl-1.12/pcl/segmentation/conditional_euclidean_clustering.h

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#pragma once
#include <pcl/memory.h>
#include <pcl/pcl_base.h>
#include <pcl/pcl_macros.h>
#include <pcl/console/print.h> // for PCL_WARN
#include <pcl/search/search.h> // for Search
#include <functional>
namespace pcl
{
using IndicesClusters = std::vector<pcl::PointIndices>;
using IndicesClustersPtr = shared_ptr<std::vector<pcl::PointIndices> >;
/** \brief @b ConditionalEuclideanClustering performs segmentation based on Euclidean distance and a user-defined clustering condition.
* \details The condition that need to hold is currently passed using a function pointer.
* For more information check the documentation of setConditionFunction() or the usage example below:
* \code
* bool
* enforceIntensitySimilarity (const pcl::PointXYZI& point_a, const pcl::PointXYZI& point_b, float squared_distance)
* {
* if (std::abs (point_a.intensity - point_b.intensity) < 0.1f)
* return (true);
* else
* return (false);
* }
* // ...
* // Somewhere down to the main code
* // ...
* pcl::ConditionalEuclideanClustering<pcl::PointXYZI> cec (true);
* cec.setInputCloud (cloud_in);
* cec.setConditionFunction (&enforceIntensitySimilarity);
* // Points within this distance from one another are going to need to validate the enforceIntensitySimilarity function to be part of the same cluster:
* cec.setClusterTolerance (0.09f);
* // Size constraints for the clusters:
* cec.setMinClusterSize (5);
* cec.setMaxClusterSize (30);
* // The resulting clusters (an array of pointindices):
* cec.segment (*clusters);
* // The clusters that are too small or too large in size can also be extracted separately:
* cec.getRemovedClusters (small_clusters, large_clusters);
* \endcode
* \author Frits Florentinus
* \ingroup segmentation
*/
template<typename PointT>
class ConditionalEuclideanClustering : public PCLBase<PointT>
{
protected:
using SearcherPtr = typename pcl::search::Search<PointT>::Ptr;
using PCLBase<PointT>::input_;
using PCLBase<PointT>::indices_;
using PCLBase<PointT>::initCompute;
using PCLBase<PointT>::deinitCompute;
public:
/** \brief Constructor.
* \param[in] extract_removed_clusters Set to true if you want to be able to extract the clusters that are too large or too small (default = false)
*/
ConditionalEuclideanClustering (bool extract_removed_clusters = false) :
searcher_ (),
condition_function_ (),
cluster_tolerance_ (0.0f),
min_cluster_size_ (1),
max_cluster_size_ (std::numeric_limits<int>::max ()),
extract_removed_clusters_ (extract_removed_clusters),
small_clusters_ (new pcl::IndicesClusters),
large_clusters_ (new pcl::IndicesClusters)
{
}
/** \brief Provide a pointer to the search object.
* \param[in] tree a pointer to the spatial search object.
*/
inline void
setSearchMethod (const SearcherPtr &tree)
{
searcher_ = tree;
}
/** \brief Get a pointer to the search method used.
*/
inline const SearcherPtr&
getSearchMethod () const
{
return searcher_;
}
/** \brief Set the condition that needs to hold for neighboring points to be considered part of the same cluster.
* \details Any two points within a certain distance from one another will need to evaluate this condition in order to be made part of the same cluster.
* The distance can be set using setClusterTolerance().
* <br>
* Note that for a point to be part of a cluster, the condition only needs to hold for at least 1 point pair.
* To clarify, the following statement is false:
* Any two points within a cluster always evaluate this condition function to true.
* <br><br>
* The input arguments of the condition function are:
* <ul>
* <li>PointT The first point of the point pair</li>
* <li>PointT The second point of the point pair</li>
* <li>float The squared distance between the points</li>
* </ul>
* The output argument is a boolean, returning true will merge the second point into the cluster of the first point.
* \param[in] condition_function The condition function that needs to hold for clustering
*/
inline void
setConditionFunction (bool (*condition_function) (const PointT&, const PointT&, float))
{
condition_function_ = condition_function;
}
/** \brief Set the condition that needs to hold for neighboring points to be considered part of the same cluster.
* This is an overloaded function provided for convenience. See the documentation for setConditionFunction(). */
inline void
setConditionFunction (std::function<bool (const PointT&, const PointT&, float)> condition_function)
{
condition_function_ = condition_function;
}
/** \brief Set the spatial tolerance for new cluster candidates.
* \details Any two points within this distance from one another will need to evaluate a certain condition in order to be made part of the same cluster.
* The condition can be set using setConditionFunction().
* \param[in] cluster_tolerance The distance to scan for cluster candidates (default = 0.0)
*/
inline void
setClusterTolerance (float cluster_tolerance)
{
cluster_tolerance_ = cluster_tolerance;
}
/** \brief Get the spatial tolerance for new cluster candidates.*/
inline float
getClusterTolerance ()
{
return (cluster_tolerance_);
}
/** \brief Set the minimum number of points that a cluster needs to contain in order to be considered valid.
* \param[in] min_cluster_size The minimum cluster size (default = 1)
*/
inline void
setMinClusterSize (int min_cluster_size)
{
min_cluster_size_ = min_cluster_size;
}
/** \brief Get the minimum number of points that a cluster needs to contain in order to be considered valid.*/
inline int
getMinClusterSize ()
{
return (min_cluster_size_);
}
/** \brief Set the maximum number of points that a cluster needs to contain in order to be considered valid.
* \param[in] max_cluster_size The maximum cluster size (default = unlimited)
*/
inline void
setMaxClusterSize (int max_cluster_size)
{
max_cluster_size_ = max_cluster_size;
}
/** \brief Get the maximum number of points that a cluster needs to contain in order to be considered valid.*/
inline int
getMaxClusterSize ()
{
return (max_cluster_size_);
}
/** \brief Segment the input into separate clusters.
* \details The input can be set using setInputCloud() and setIndices().
* <br>
* The size constraints for the resulting clusters can be set using setMinClusterSize() and setMaxClusterSize().
* <br>
* The region growing parameters can be set using setConditionFunction() and setClusterTolerance().
* <br>
* \param[out] clusters The resultant set of indices, indexing the points of the input cloud that correspond to the clusters
*/
void
segment (IndicesClusters &clusters);
/** \brief Get the clusters that are invalidated due to size constraints.
* \note The constructor of this class needs to be initialized with true, and the segment method needs to have been called prior to using this method.
* \param[out] small_clusters The resultant clusters that contain less than min_cluster_size points
* \param[out] large_clusters The resultant clusters that contain more than max_cluster_size points
*/
inline void
getRemovedClusters (IndicesClustersPtr &small_clusters, IndicesClustersPtr &large_clusters)
{
if (!extract_removed_clusters_)
{
PCL_WARN("[pcl::ConditionalEuclideanClustering::getRemovedClusters] You need to set extract_removed_clusters to true (in this class' constructor) if you want to use this functionality.\n");
return;
}
small_clusters = small_clusters_;
large_clusters = large_clusters_;
}
private:
/** \brief A pointer to the spatial search object */
SearcherPtr searcher_;
/** \brief The condition function that needs to hold for clustering */
std::function<bool (const PointT&, const PointT&, float)> condition_function_;
/** \brief The distance to scan for cluster candidates (default = 0.0) */
float cluster_tolerance_;
/** \brief The minimum cluster size (default = 1) */
int min_cluster_size_;
/** \brief The maximum cluster size (default = unlimited) */
int max_cluster_size_;
/** \brief Set to true if you want to be able to extract the clusters that are too large or too small (default = false) */
bool extract_removed_clusters_;
/** \brief The resultant clusters that contain less than min_cluster_size points */
pcl::IndicesClustersPtr small_clusters_;
/** \brief The resultant clusters that contain more than max_cluster_size points */
pcl::IndicesClustersPtr large_clusters_;
public:
PCL_MAKE_ALIGNED_OPERATOR_NEW
};
}
#ifdef PCL_NO_PRECOMPILE
#include <pcl/segmentation/impl/conditional_euclidean_clustering.hpp>
#endif