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Team GPXCleaner. Project Status. Where are we so far?. What is there to do?. GPX Files I/O. 2014-12-01. 9. Point reduction algorithm. Two approaches First approach Kicks out points based on direct neighbours Good for initial cleanup of the track Second approach - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Where are we so far?

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What is there to do?

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GPX Files I/O

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Point reduction algorithm

Two approachesFirst approach

Kicks out points based on direct neighbours

Good for initial cleanup of the track

Second approachKicks out points based on importantness

Good for refinement of a clean track

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First approach

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Second approach

Idea: Mark vital points. Kick out all points that are not vital points.

Start point and end point are vital.

Repeat:Find point with maximal d when compared to its

neighbour vital points.

This point is a new vital point.

Until the limit is reached.

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Second approach

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Final words

Final algorithm will be a combination of both approaches

Final algorithm already implemented in C for testing purposes.

We need to convert coordinates to distances (not trivial)

Calculating d can be done using basic mathematics