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--- tutorials:using-point-cloud-to-validate-model [2024/11/04 10:36] – [Idea] tim
+++ tutorials:using-point-cloud-to-validate-model [2024/11/06 15:42] (current) – [Steps] tim
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 ===== Idea =====
-The idea is to use a point cloud of a measured tree and "move it over" the simulate tree to see how similar the tree and the measurements are. In the following the point cloud (shown in the figure below) ware artificially created and fits the tree therefore very well.
+The idea is to take a point cloud of a measured tree and 'move it over' it on the simulated tree to see how similar the tree and the measurements are. In the following, the point cloud (shown in the figure below) has been artificially created and therefore fits the tree very well.
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 ===== Steps =====
-  - Import the point cloud as a graph into the growth model. (see [[groimp-platform:pointcloud#import|here]])
+  - Import the point cloud as a graph into the growth model. (see [[tutorials:pointcloud-io|here]])
   - Grow the model to the right size (e.g. the age of the measured plant)
-  - Building the mathematical volume of the simulated plant
+  - Build the mathematical volume of the simulated plant
   - Querying the points of the point cloud to estimate the coverage of the model
 ===== Generating a volume =====
-A volumes in GroIMP can be handled using most operators known from set theory, therefore it is also possible to create a union out two volumes by using the logical or operator ''|''. This can be used to create one volume out of all elements from the simulation with a simple query:
+A volume in GroIMP can be handled with most operators known from set theory, os it is also possible to create a union of two volumes by using the logical or operator: ''|''. This can be used to create one volume from all elements of the simulation with a simple query:
 <code java>
 Volume v = volume(first((*F*)));
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 ===== Counting the points =====
-A volume in GroIMP comes with contains function, that checks if a point is included in the volume.
+A volume in GroIMP comes with a contains function that checks if a point is contained in the volume.
-This can be used in a XL query to count all point included in the volume created above:
+This can be used in an XL query to count all points contained in the volume created above:
 <code java>
 long inside = count((*p:Point,(v.contains(p,false)==true)*));
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 </code>
-Therefore the output from the last line above creates the relative portion of points inside of the simulated structure.
+The output from the last line above produces the relative proportions of points inside the simulated structure.
-This approach can easily be extended to be used with bounding boxes or more abstract shapes.
+This approach can easily be extended to bounding boxes or more abstract shapes.