(cartesian x-coll)
(cartesian x-coll & colls)
computes the cartesian product of two or more sequences. If only one sequence is provided then a sequence of each element wrapped on a list is returned. Note that the cartesian product of an empty sequence is a sequence with an emtpy list, since there is one way to take the cartesian product of no lists
computes the cartesian product of two or more sequences. If only one sequence is provided then a sequence of each element wrapped on a list is returned. Note that the cartesian product of an empty sequence is a sequence with an emtpy list, since there is one way to take the cartesian product of no lists
(find-boundaries p2p-dist)
find all nearest neighbours of the start and end points of each curve, including the default start and end of each curve. Only distinct start/end points are returned.
find all nearest neighbours of the start and end points of each curve, including the default start and end of each curve. Only distinct start/end points are returned.
(part-curve-dist p2p-dist bounds)
calculate the link distance and the coupling sequence of all possible boundaries (bounds). Returns all the partial frechet distances and their couplings
calculate the link distance and the coupling sequence of all possible boundaries (bounds). Returns all the partial frechet distances and their couplings
(valid-bounds? [is js ie je])
check if the current bounds are valid. Valid bounds are such that the curve is reduced to a minimum of two points (with zero indexed bounds)
check if the current bounds are valid. Valid bounds are such that the curve is reduced to a minimum of two points (with zero indexed bounds)
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