问题
My question is: how can I determine which of the Aside
and Bside
sides of an already split rotated rectangular geometry are the "left" and "right" side of an arbitrary LineString
that splits that geometry?
For the purposes of this problem, "left" and "right" are defined as the left-hand and right-hand side of a LineString
splitter when "walking" from node to node, in order.
I've created this function for splitting any arbitrary shapely
geometry (non collection) into two sides - the "left" and the "right":
import shapely.geometry as geo
import shapely.ops as ops
def splitLR(geom, splitter):
"""Split a geometry into a 'left' and 'right' side using the shapely API"""
if not isinstance(splitter, geo.LineString):
raise TypeError("The splitter must be a LineString")
if not splitter.is_simple:
raise ValueError("Only simple splitter objects allowed")
if hasattr(geom, "__iter__"):
raise ValueError("Geometry collections not allowed")
geom_extents = geo.GeometryCollection([geom, splitter]).minimum_rotated_rectangle
sides = ops.split(geom_extents, splitter)
try:
Aside, Bside = sides
except TypeError:
# only 1 result - rotated rectangle wasn't split
if len(ops.split(geom,splitter)) == 1:
# geom isn't split by splitter
raise ValueError("the splitter does not appear to split the geometry")
else:
# splitter too small for algorithm
raise ValueError("the splitter must extend beyond minimum_rotated_rectangle "
"of the combined geometry")
# determine which is Lside and Rside here
Lside,Rside = get_LRsides(Aside, Bside, splitter)
return tuple(side.intersection(geom) for side in (Lside, Rside))
The idea of the above is illustrated in the notebook linked here (same link as above):
http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/urls/dl.dropbox.com/s/ll3mchnx0jwzjnf/determine%20left-right%20split.ipynb
To summarize: sides A and B are the two sides of the minimum_rotated_rectangle surrounding the geom
geometry and the splitter
line string together. When side.intersection(geom)
is executed, the result is the portion of the originally given geometry geom
contained in that side.
Notes:
- it is possible- for oddly shaped "potato" type objects- for this intersection to result in multiple objects on one or both sides (see the nbviewer example)
- I have created my own function here (rather than using
ops.split
) because theops.split
function just returns a "bag" of split objects, and there isn't a way to determine which side they are on (that I'm aware of)
Currently my call to get_LRsides
just executes this function, which is obviously worthless:
def get_LRsides(Aside, Bside, splitter):
"""Determine the 'left' and 'right' sides of an already split geometry"""
return Aside,Bside
How can I successfully label A and B as "left" and "right"?
回答1:
This could work:
- Form a
LinearRing
with the end-points of the splitter and a point in Aside - Apply
object.is_ccw
- If it returns
True
, Aside is to the left of the splitter.
https://shapely.readthedocs.io/en/stable/manual.html#object.is_ccw
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50393718/determine-the-left-and-right-side-of-a-split-shapely-geometry