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#ifndef itkParametricPath_h
#define itkParametricPath_h
#include "itkImageBase.h"
#include "itkPath.h"
#include "itkContinuousIndex.h"
#include "itkOffset.h"
#include "itkVector.h"
namespace itk
{
/** \class ParametricPath
* \brief Represent a parametric path through ND Space
*
* This virtual class is intended to represent a parametric path through an
* image. A parametric path maps a single floating-point 1D parameter (usually
* designated as either time or arc-length) to a floating-point ND point in
* continuous image index space. This mapping is done via the abstract
* Evaluate() method, which must be overridden in all instantiable subclasses.
* Parametric paths are required to be continuous. They may be open or form a
* closed loop. A parametric path may cross itself several times, although the
* end point is constrained to have a unique spatial location unless it is
* shared with and only with the starting point (a path tracing the number "9,"
* starting at the bottom and ending in the middle of the right side, would
* therefore be illegal). Classic applications of this class include the
* representation of contours in 2D images and path smoothing. Another use of a
* path is to guide the movement of an iterator through an image.
*
* \sa EllipseParametricPath
* \sa PolyLineParametricPath
* \sa FourierSeriesPath
* \sa OrthogonallyCorrectedParametricPath
* \sa ChainCodePath
* \sa Path
* \sa ContinuousIndex
* \sa Index
* \sa Offset
* \sa Vector
*
* \ingroup PathObjects
* \ingroup ITKPath
*/
template< unsigned int VDimension >
class ParametricPath:public
Path< double, ContinuousIndex< SpacePrecisionType, VDimension >, VDimension >
{
public:
/** Standard class typedefs. */
typedef ParametricPath Self;
/** All paths must be mapable to index space */
typedef ContinuousIndex< SpacePrecisionType,VDimension > ContinuousIndexType;
typedef Path< double, ContinuousIndexType, VDimension > Superclass;
typedef SmartPointer< Self > Pointer;
typedef SmartPointer< const Self > ConstPointer;
/** Run-time type information (and related methods). */
itkTypeMacro(ParametricPath, Path);
/** Input type */
typedef typename Superclass::InputType InputType;
/** Output type */
typedef typename Superclass::OutputType OutputType;
typedef Index< VDimension > IndexType;
typedef Offset< VDimension > OffsetType;
typedef Vector< double, VDimension > VectorType;
/** Return the nearest index to the parametric path at the specified location.
* This is a wrapper to Evaluate(). */
virtual IndexType EvaluateToIndex(const InputType & input) const ITK_OVERRIDE;
/** Increment the input variable passed by reference such that the ND index of
* the path moves to its next vertex-connected (8-connected in 2D) neighbor.
* Return the Index-space offset of the path from its prior input to its new
* input. If the path is unable to increment, input is not changed and an
* offset of Zero is returned. Children are not required to implement bounds
* checking.
*
* This is a fairly slow, iterative algorithm that numerically converges to
* the next index along the path, in a vertex-connected (8-connected in 2D)
* fashion. When possible, children of this class should overload this
* function with something more efficient.
*
* WARNING: This default implementation REQUIRES that the ND endpoint of
* the path be either unique or coincident only with the startpoint, since it
* uses the endpoint as a stopping condition. */
virtual OffsetType IncrementInput(InputType & input) const ITK_OVERRIDE;
/** Evaluate the first derivative of the ND output with respect to the 1D
* input. This is a very simple and naive numerical derivative, and it
* should be overloaded with a proper closed-form derivative function in
* all children. Nevertheless, users who need to create their own parametric
* classes for their private research need not reimplement this function if
* their work does not need the derivative operator. */
virtual VectorType EvaluateDerivative(const InputType & input) const;
itkSetMacro(DefaultInputStepSize, InputType)
itkGetConstReferenceMacro(DefaultInputStepSize, InputType)
protected:
ParametricPath();
~ParametricPath(){}
void PrintSelf(std::ostream & os, Indent indent) const ITK_OVERRIDE;
/** Default 1D input increment amount to trace along the path. Also, the
* value used by the defualt implementation of EvaluateDerivative() for
* numerically approximating the derivative with the change over a single
* default-sized step. (NOTE that the default implementation of
* EvaluateDerivative() should never be used in practice, but users or lazzy
* developers may nevertheless unwisely choose to do so anyway.) For integer-
* input-types, 1 is probably the correct value. For double-input-types,
* either 1 or 0.1 are probably good values. This value should be set in the
* constructor of all instantiable children. Values set in child constructors
* overwrite values set in parent constructors. */
InputType m_DefaultInputStepSize;
private:
ParametricPath(const Self &) ITK_DELETE_FUNCTION;
void operator=(const Self &) ITK_DELETE_FUNCTION;
};
} // namespace itk
#ifndef ITK_MANUAL_INSTANTIATION
#include "itkParametricPath.hxx"
#endif
#endif
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