有了一个点列表,我如何确定它们是否是顺时针顺序的?
例如:
point[0] = (5,0)
point[1] = (6,4)
point[2] = (4,5)
point[3] = (1,5)
point[4] = (1,0)
会说它是逆时针的(对某些人来说是逆时针的)
有了一个点列表,我如何确定它们是否是顺时针顺序的?
例如:
point[0] = (5,0)
point[1] = (6,4)
point[2] = (4,5)
point[3] = (1,5)
point[4] = (1,0)
会说它是逆时针的(对某些人来说是逆时针的)
当前回答
如果使用Matlab,如果多边形顶点按顺时针顺序排列,函数ispolycw将返回true。
其他回答
从其中一个顶点开始,计算每条边对应的角度。
第一个和最后一个将是零(所以跳过它们);对于其余部分,角度的正弦值将由归一化与(点[n]-点[0])和(点[n-1]-点[0])的单位长度的叉乘给出。
如果这些值的和是正的,那么你的多边形是逆时针方向绘制的。
下面是基于这个答案的一个简单的Python 3实现(反过来,它是基于已接受答案中提出的解决方案)
def is_clockwise(points):
# points is your list (or array) of 2d points.
assert len(points) > 0
s = 0.0
for p1, p2 in zip(points, points[1:] + [points[0]]):
s += (p2[0] - p1[0]) * (p2[1] + p1[1])
return s > 0.0
c#代码实现lhf的答案:
// https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curve_orientation#Orientation_of_a_simple_polygon
public static WindingOrder DetermineWindingOrder(IList<Vector2> vertices)
{
int nVerts = vertices.Count;
// If vertices duplicates first as last to represent closed polygon,
// skip last.
Vector2 lastV = vertices[nVerts - 1];
if (lastV.Equals(vertices[0]))
nVerts -= 1;
int iMinVertex = FindCornerVertex(vertices);
// Orientation matrix:
// [ 1 xa ya ]
// O = | 1 xb yb |
// [ 1 xc yc ]
Vector2 a = vertices[WrapAt(iMinVertex - 1, nVerts)];
Vector2 b = vertices[iMinVertex];
Vector2 c = vertices[WrapAt(iMinVertex + 1, nVerts)];
// determinant(O) = (xb*yc + xa*yb + ya*xc) - (ya*xb + yb*xc + xa*yc)
double detOrient = (b.X * c.Y + a.X * b.Y + a.Y * c.X) - (a.Y * b.X + b.Y * c.X + a.X * c.Y);
// TBD: check for "==0", in which case is not defined?
// Can that happen? Do we need to check other vertices / eliminate duplicate vertices?
WindingOrder result = detOrient > 0
? WindingOrder.Clockwise
: WindingOrder.CounterClockwise;
return result;
}
public enum WindingOrder
{
Clockwise,
CounterClockwise
}
// Find vertex along one edge of bounding box.
// In this case, we find smallest y; in case of tie also smallest x.
private static int FindCornerVertex(IList<Vector2> vertices)
{
int iMinVertex = -1;
float minY = float.MaxValue;
float minXAtMinY = float.MaxValue;
for (int i = 0; i < vertices.Count; i++)
{
Vector2 vert = vertices[i];
float y = vert.Y;
if (y > minY)
continue;
if (y == minY)
if (vert.X >= minXAtMinY)
continue;
// Minimum so far.
iMinVertex = i;
minY = y;
minXAtMinY = vert.X;
}
return iMinVertex;
}
// Return value in (0..n-1).
// Works for i in (-n..+infinity).
// If need to allow more negative values, need more complex formula.
private static int WrapAt(int i, int n)
{
// "+n": Moves (-n..) up to (0..).
return (i + n) % n;
}
解决方案R确定方向和反向如果顺时针(发现这是必要的owin对象):
coords <- cbind(x = c(5,6,4,1,1),y = c(0,4,5,5,0))
a <- numeric()
for (i in 1:dim(coords)[1]){
#print(i)
q <- i + 1
if (i == (dim(coords)[1])) q <- 1
out <- ((coords[q,1]) - (coords[i,1])) * ((coords[q,2]) + (coords[i,2]))
a[q] <- out
rm(q,out)
} #end i loop
rm(i)
a <- sum(a) #-ve is anti-clockwise
b <- cbind(x = rev(coords[,1]), y = rev(coords[,2]))
if (a>0) coords <- b #reverses coords if polygon not traced in anti-clockwise direction
Javascript实现的lhf的答案 (再次强调,这只适用于简单的多边形,即不适用于图8)
let polygon = [ {x:5,y:0}, {x:6,y:4}, {x:4,y:5}, {x:1,y:5}, {x:1,y:0} ] document.body.innerHTML += `Polygon ${polygon.map(p=>`(${p.x}, ${p.y})`).join(", ")} is clockwise? ${isPolygonClockwise(polygon)}` let reversePolygon = [] polygon.forEach(point=>reversePolygon.unshift(point)) document.body.innerHTML += `<br/>Polygon ${reversePolygon.map(p=>`(${p.x}, ${p.y})`).join(", ")} is clockwise? ${isPolygonClockwise(reversePolygon)}` function isPolygonClockwise (polygon) { // From http://www.faqs.org/faqs/graphics/algorithms-faq/ "How do I find the orientation of a simple polygon?" // THIS SOMETIMES FAILS if the polygon is a figure 8, or similar shape where it crosses over itself // Take the lowest point (break ties with the right-most). if (polygon.length < 3) { return true // A single point or two points can't be clockwise/counterclockwise } let previousPoint = polygon[0] let lowestPoint = polygon[1] let nextPoint = polygon[2] polygon.forEach((point, index)=>{ if (point.y > lowestPoint.y || (point.y === lowestPoint.y && point.x > lowestPoint.x)) { // larger y values are lower, in svgs // Break ties with furthest right previousPoint = polygon[(index-1) >= (0) ? (index-1) : (polygon.length-1)] lowestPoint = polygon[index] nextPoint = polygon[(index+1) <= (polygon.length-1) ? (index+1) : (0)] } }) // Check the angle between the previous point, that point, and the next point. // If the angle is less than PI radians, the polygon is clockwise let angle = findAngle(previousPoint, lowestPoint, nextPoint) return angle < Math.PI } function findAngle(A,B,C) { var AB = Math.atan2(B.y-A.y, B.x-A.x); var BC = Math.atan2(C.y-B.y, C.x-B.x); if (AB < 0) AB += Math.PI*2 if (BC < 0) BC += Math.PI*2 return BC-AB; }