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Nearest Neighbor Problem

vramananx
vramananx over 13 years ago

Hi

I am trying to implement the nearest neighbor problem in skill, can anyone help me with some examples and tutorials?

basically i am tryint to get the closest point in a list of points for a given x,y

I am using sortcar to do this but it is very slow since there is a huge amount of calculation goes on

So I would like to use any NNP algorithm and would like some pointers,

 regards

Venkata

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    eDave over 13 years ago

    Ok, I can see how this might work (without necessarily following the k-d tree method to the letter).

    I created a simple utility that divides a design into 1mm squares. I used this to reduce the number of checks per via. It's very fast with about 8000 vias. There are limitations and flaws with my code but to go further I would be writing the utility for you ;-)

    Regards,

    Dave 

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    eDave over 13 years ago

    Ok, I can see how this might work (without necessarily following the k-d tree method to the letter).

    I created a simple utility that divides a design into 1mm squares. I used this to reduce the number of checks per via. It's very fast with about 8000 vias. There are limitations and flaws with my code but to go further I would be writing the utility for you ;-)

    Regards,

    Dave 

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