Hi,
First off all thanks for sharing. This is really cool!
I'd like to ask about about two things.
1.
I get the an error when building the package from Julia:
ERROR: unknown package GeometricalPredicates required by VoronoiDelaunay
in error at error.jl:21
in requirements at ./pkg/query.jl:9
in resolve at ./pkg/entry.jl:371
in clone at pkg/entry.jl:161
in clone at pkg/entry.jl:177
in anonymous at pkg/dir.jl:28
in cd at ./file.jl:20
in cd#230 at ./pkg/dir.jl:28
in clone at pkg.jl:31
Building predicates manually solves the problem but gives me a warning:
WARNING: GeometricalPredicates is fixed at 0.0.0- conflicting with requirement for VoronoiDelaunay: [0.0.3,∞)
Is it something to worry about?
2.
How do you ensure all the points in the incoming data set fit within 1<x<2 range?
I think my problem at the moment is that I need to know bounds of my data set upfront. Once I have that, I can move the minimum vertex to the origin, scale down by a very high factor and translate to (1,1) coordinate.
Is there any simpler way handling that?
Hi, First off all thanks for sharing. This is really cool! I'd like to ask about about two things.
1. I get the an error when building the package from Julia: ERROR: unknown package GeometricalPredicates required by VoronoiDelaunay in error at error.jl:21 in requirements at ./pkg/query.jl:9 in resolve at ./pkg/entry.jl:371 in clone at pkg/entry.jl:161 in clone at pkg/entry.jl:177 in anonymous at pkg/dir.jl:28 in cd at ./file.jl:20 in cd#230 at ./pkg/dir.jl:28 in clone at pkg.jl:31
Building predicates manually solves the problem but gives me a warning: WARNING: GeometricalPredicates is fixed at 0.0.0- conflicting with requirement for VoronoiDelaunay: [0.0.3,∞)
Is it something to worry about?
2. How do you ensure all the points in the incoming data set fit within 1<x<2 range? I think my problem at the moment is that I need to know bounds of my data set upfront. Once I have that, I can move the minimum vertex to the origin, scale down by a very high factor and translate to (1,1) coordinate. Is there any simpler way handling that?
Thanks, kuba