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Determining if a feature is isolated and how many neighbors it has - currently there is a pull request for this in the TINT theme, but not in tobac v1.0 theme. I suggest adding this in the segmentation_timestep function in the mask_segmentation file.
I've written a solution using dilation - where the feature shape is dilated by a user specified value and the number of neighbors falling within this dilated feature are counted and an isolation flag is raised (if no neighbors are found).
I can add this as a pull request but am not sure if it is better to add it in the v2.0 branch under the tobac theme or within the main branch.
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I think this is a great idea. I think we would certainly be receptive to a PR for this. I think getting this into tobac 1.x would be extremely helpful as well given the timeline for a v2.0 release. I'd encourage you to do the PR into the dev branch, and we can then pull the changes into the v2.0-dev branch when it's finished (and we add in the 3D/PBC support that we're working on here at CSU).
Determining if a feature is isolated and how many neighbors it has - currently there is a pull request for this in the TINT theme, but not in tobac v1.0 theme. I suggest adding this in the segmentation_timestep function in the mask_segmentation file.
I've written a solution using dilation - where the feature shape is dilated by a user specified value and the number of neighbors falling within this dilated feature are counted and an isolation flag is raised (if no neighbors are found).
I can add this as a pull request but am not sure if it is better to add it in the v2.0 branch under the tobac theme or within the main branch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: