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I've observed that the current method for calculating connectivity between streaks relies solely on the angle of and between the streaks. This approach can connect streaks that align by angle but are spatially distant, which may not be ideal.
To improve this, I suggest leveraging the additional streak data from issue #23 to also test for proximity. Specifically, we could assess whether the extreme points of streaks are no more than 120% of the thickness of each streak apart.
Best regards,
Michael
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Hello,
I've observed that the current method for calculating connectivity between streaks relies solely on the angle of and between the streaks. This approach can connect streaks that align by angle but are spatially distant, which may not be ideal.
To improve this, I suggest leveraging the additional streak data from issue #23 to also test for proximity. Specifically, we could assess whether the extreme points of streaks are no more than 120% of the thickness of each streak apart.
Best regards,
Michael
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: