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Computes the 'nearest neighbor' distances between two point clouds (formerly named "Hausdorff distance")
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The main algorithm and its different versions (with or without local modeling) are described in
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Daniel Girardeau-Montaut's PhD manuscript (Chapter 2, section 2.3). It is the standard way to compare
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directly two dense point clouds.
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The current scalar field of the compared cloud should be enabled. By default it will be reset to
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NAN_VALUE but one can avoid this by defining the Cloud2CloudDistancesComputationParams::resetFormerDistances
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parameters to false. But even in this case, only values above Cloud2CloudDistancesComputationParams::maxSearchDist
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will remain untouched.
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Max search distance (Cloud2CloudDistancesComputationParams::maxSearchDist > 0) is not compatible with the
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determination of the Closest Point Set (Cloud2CloudDistancesComputationParams::CPSet)
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Parameters
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comparedCloud:the compared cloud (the distances will be computed for each point of this cloud)
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referenceCloud: the reference cloud (the nearest neigbhor will be determined among these points)
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params: distance computation parameters
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progressCb:the client application can get some notification of the process progress through this callback mechanism (see GenericProgressCallback)
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compOctree:the pre-computed octree of the compared cloud (warning: both octrees must have the same cubical bounding-box - it is automatically computed if 0)
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refOctree: the pre-computed octree of the reference cloud (warning: both octrees must have the same cubical bounding-box - it is automatically computed if 0)
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