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(...) Each distinct point exists in a unique leaf node; coincident points are represented by a linked list. (...)
So this is a quadtree that ALWAYS subdivide when adding a new point, except if this is a point(datum) exactly the same as another that already exists?
I'm very curious about this design choice of not allowing to have custom criteria on when should subdivide leaf nodes (ex: above 10 points), it's just that I have this intuition that it would alleviate so much memory and time entering so many nodes
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As said in the README:
So this is a quadtree that ALWAYS subdivide when adding a new point, except if this is a point(datum) exactly the same as another that already exists?
I'm very curious about this design choice of not allowing to have custom criteria on when should subdivide leaf nodes (ex: above 10 points), it's just that I have this intuition that it would alleviate so much memory and time entering so many nodes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: