intersection

I have a list of BsonDocument : var list = db.GetCollection<BsonDocument>(collectionName); var myIds = list.Find(_ => true) .Project(Builders<BsonDocument>.Projection.Include("_id")) .ToList(); that contains: myIds = "{ { "_id" : "cc9d9282-c9d2-4cba-a776-ffddsds274d5" }, { "_id" : "2c1ddd82-c9d2-4dda-afr6-d79ff1274d56" }, { "_id" : "ss969281-c9d2-4cba-a776-d79ffds274d5" } }" And want to query like this: var deleted =list.DeleteMany(Builders<MessageExchange>.Filter.In("_id", myIds)); I also have tried the following: var filter = new BsonDocument("_id", new BsonDocument("$in", new BsonArray

I have a probably simple question, that keeps me going already for quiet a while. Is there a simple way to return the intersection of two plotted (non-analytical) datasets in python matplotlib ? For elaboration, I have something like this: x=[1.4,2.1,3,5.9,8,9,23] y=[2.3,3.1,1,3.9,8,9,11] x1=[1,2,3,4,6,8,9] y1=[4,12,7,1,6.3,8.5,12] plot(x1,y1,'k-',x,y,'b-') The data in this example is totaly arbitrary. I would now like to know if there is a simple build in function that I keep missing, that returns me the precise intersections between the two plots. Hope I made myself clear, and also that I

I am trying to find intersection of two lists based on some condition and doing some steps. Couldn't find a way to do it (in learning stage) :) Double totalAmount = 0.00d; Double discount = 0.00d; List<OrderLineEntry> orderLineEntryList = orderEntry.getOrderReleases().stream() .flatMap(orderReleaseEntry -> orderReleaseEntry.getOrderLines().stream()) .filter(orderLineEntry -> orderLineEntry.getStatus().equals("PP") || orderLineEntry.getStatus().equals("PD")) .collect(Collectors.toList()); for (OrderLineEntry orderLineEntry : orderLineEntryList) { for (SplitLineEntry splitLineEntry :

There's a lot of questions about intersections between line segments here at stackowerflow and here is one more! Sorry, but I need help to understand how to calculate intersections. I have read several of the questions here and looked at several examples on other websites, but I'm still confused and don't get it! I don't like to copy and paste code without how things work. So far I know that I'm going to compare the points of each line segments like Ax, Ay, Bx, By, Cx, Cy, Dx, Dy. Could someone explain for me what I'm going to calculate, what would the result of the calculating be if there is

For a personal project, I'd need to find out if two cubic Bézier curves intersect. I don't need to know where: I just need to know if they do. However, I'd need to do it fast. I've been scavenging the place and I found several resources. Mostly, there's this question here that had a promising answer. So after I figured what is a Sylvester matrix , what is a determinant , what is a resultant and why it's useful , I thought I figured how the solution works. However, reality begs to differ, and it doesn't work so well. Messing Around I've used my graphing calculator to draw two Bézier splines

I've tried searching for a javascript function that will detect if two lines intersect each other. The function will take the x,y values of both the start end points for each line (we'll call them line A and line B). Is to return true if they intersect, otherwise false. Example of the function. I'm happy if the answer uses a vector object instead. Function isIntersect (lineAp1x, lineAp1y, lineAp2x, lineAp2y, lineBp1x, lineBp1y, lineBp2x, lineBp2y) { // JavaScript line intersecting test here. } Some background info: this code is for a game I'm trying to make in html5 canvas, and is part of my