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I completely agree with you. But i think, that r-tree is faster with RS, but kD-tree is faster with kNN

Jdev05:32, 22 December 2011

That's an interesting theory, could perhaps be the case. I might test that some time.

Rednaxela08:12, 22 December 2011
 

I think that range searches would definitely be faster using R-trees. In a range search, you could add every point within the rectangle of an R-tree without calculating any distances for those points. Of course, your tree uses minimum bounding rectangles so you could do that too, but a normal kd-tree couldn't. For a kNN search the main advantage of an R-tree is probably the ease with which you can rebalance the tree.

AW17:53, 22 December 2011

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