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What if the fnotching is between more than 2 objects? #33

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michaelaye opened this issue Jan 26, 2016 · 5 comments
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What if the fnotching is between more than 2 objects? #33

michaelaye opened this issue Jan 26, 2016 · 5 comments

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1b0 teaches how this has to be considered as well:
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what if it actually looks like 2 fans with opposite directions, how to catch that?

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should this be left for a science analysis? Make it cut dependent? Or, for example, for activity counts, let all objects survive (because they look like actual 2 fans) and for covered area studies, i could take the union of the polygons over areas.

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1cl is another example.

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1ct has 3 fans and 1 blotch overlapping.
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1dk as well. clearly a confusion there for the same object, in what direction in goes.
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