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Jdev's R-Tree

How fast is your R-Tree Jdev? and would it be possible for Skilgannon to create a faster R-Tree? The only range search comparision possible is Chase's Kd-Tree, to Jdev's R-Tree.

Tmservo (talk)09:41, 18 September 2014

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Here is that discussion

Jdev (talk)10:39, 18 September 2014

What do CHILDREN_COUNT, and RTreeEntry, each do? Can they be optimized like bucket size? Do you see any optimizations to the R-tree Jdev?

Tmservo (talk)11:06, 18 September 2014

CHILDREN_COUNT - it's split factor, or how many subrectangles will be generated, when current rectangle are overflowed
RTreeEntry... hmmmm... it's entry of range search tree:) It represents data point in turn snapshots space and thing that are added to tree and search for which tree are used.
I think, that CHILDREN_COUNT can be optimised for particular spaces based on theirs natures
I don't know. It was 4 years ago and i do not remember anything

Jdev (talk)11:18, 18 September 2014

Here's some words to use ctrl f on to help you remember

Rtree 
CHILDREN_COUNT 
RTree parent 
Attribute[] 
dimensions 
IntervalDouble[] 
coveredRange 
RTreeEntry[32] 
RTreeEntry[] 
entries
nextEntryIdx
RTree[] 
children
nextChild
Intersection 
intersection
splitDimensionIdx
singular
entryCount
TurnSnapshot
location
Tmservo (talk)11:36, 18 September 2014