Hello. The codes shown produces two convhull. I want to generate a parameter p such that
if convhull intersect, p=false
else, p=true. Any help or suggetions regarding this. Thanks in advance.
figure
for ii=1:2
rand_theta(ii,:) = sort(rand(1,10)).*2*pi;
rand_beta(ii,:) = sort(rand(1,10)).*pi - pi/2;
radius = 5;
[x(ii,:), y(ii,:), z(ii,:)] = sph2cart(rand_theta(ii,:), rand_beta(ii,:),radius);
%[X, Y, Z] = meshgrid(x,y,z);
k = convhull(x(ii,:), y(ii,:), z(ii,:));
trisurf(k, x(ii,:), y(ii,:), z(ii,:));
hold on;
end

 Accepted Answer

Matt J
Matt J on 13 Jan 2022
Edited: Matt J on 13 Jan 2022
You can use intersectionHull() from
for ii=1:2
V{ii}=[x(ii,:); y(ii,:); z(ii,:)]';
end
S=intersectionHull('vert',V{1},'vert',V{2});
If S.vert is empty, there is no intersection.

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I am getting some error. Can you please help me to rectify this?
Error using matlab.internal.math.qhull
qhull precision warning:
The initial hull is narrow (cosine of min. angle is 1.0000000000000002).
A coplanar point may lead to a wide facet. Options 'QbB' (scale to unit box)
or 'Qbb' (scale last coordinate) may remove this warning. Use 'Pp' to skip
this warning. See 'Limitations' in qh-impre.htm.
QH6227
qhull precision error: Only 4 facets remain. Can not merge another
pair. The input is too degenerate or the convexity constraints are
too strong.
While executing: | qhull Qt
Options selected for Qhull 2010.1 2010/01/14:
run-id 139442447 Qtriangulate _pre-merge _zero-centrum _max-width 11
Error-roundoff 8.1e-15 _one-merge 5.7e-14 _near-inside 2.8e-13
Visible-distance 1.6e-14 U-coplanar-distance 1.6e-14 Width-outside 3.2e-14
_wide-facet 9.7e-14 _narrow-hull -2.2e-16
Last point added to hull was p9. Last merge was #3.
At error exit:
Convex hull of 24 points in 3-d:
Number of vertices: 4
Number of facets: 4
Statistics for: | qhull Qt
Number of points processed: 5
Number of hyperplanes created: 9
Number of distance tests for qhull: 24
Number of distance tests for merging: 15
Number of distance tests for checking: 0
Number of merged facets: 3
Maximum distance of merged vertex below facet: -1.8 (27040992886468.4x)
Error in convhulln (line 64)
[k,vv] = matlab.internal.math.qhull(x', opt);
Error in lcon2vert>con2vert (line 453)
k = convhulln(D);
Error in lcon2vert (line 252)
[Zt,nr]=con2vert(AAA,bbb,TOL,checkbounds);
Error in intersectionHull (line 132)
[V,nr,nre]=lcon2vert(A,b,Aeq,beq,TOL);
Error in meso_model_3d (line 58)
S=(intersectionHull('vert',V{1},'vert',V{2}));
%% Generation of a aggregate particle and fixing the boundries
volume = 0;
number = randi([6 10]);
theta_m = zeros(200,11); beta_m = zeros(200,11);
radius = zeros(1,200);centre = zeros(200,3);
x_plot = zeros(200,10); y_plot = zeros(200,10); z_plot = zeros(200,10);
x_max = 145; x_min = 5;
y_max = 145; y_min = 5;
z_max = 145; z_min = 5;
centre(1,:) = x_min + rand(1,3).*(x_max - x_min);
[radius(1),theta,beta] = aggregate(number);
theta_m(1,1) = number; beta_m(1,1) = number;
theta_m(1,2:number+1) = theta; beta_m(1,2:number+1) = beta;% these are for saving the theta and beta matices for each aggregate
[x,y,z] = sph2cart(theta,beta,radius(1));
x_plot(1,1:number) = x + centre(1,1); y_plot(1,1:number) = y + centre(1,2); z_plot(1,1:number) = z + centre(1,3);
[~,av]= convhull(x_plot(1,1:theta_m(1,1)), y_plot(1,1:theta_m(1,1)), z_plot(1,1:theta_m(1,1)));
volume = volume + av;
%%
format long
jj= 2;
while(volume<1518570)
while_outer_loop = true; while_inner_loop = true;
while( while_outer_loop == true)
number = randi([6 10]);
centre(jj,:) = x_min + rand(1,3).*(x_max - x_min);
centre_refrence = centre(jj,:);
[radius(jj),theta,beta] = aggregate(number);
theta_m(jj,1) = number; beta_m(jj,1) = number;
theta_m(jj,2:number+1) = theta; beta_m(jj,2:number+1) = beta;
[x,y,z] = sph2cart(theta,beta,radius(jj));
x_plot(jj,1:number) = x + centre(jj,1); y_plot(jj,1:number) = y + centre(jj,2); z_plot(jj,1:number) = z + centre(jj,3);
centre_increse = centre(jj,:)+7;
centre_decrase = centre(jj,:)-7;
for check=1:jj-1
checking_centre(1,:) = centre(check,:)> centre_decrase;
checking_centre(2,:) = centre(check,:)< centre_increse;
if all(checking_centre(:))==true
agg_num = check;
while_inner_loop = false;
break
end
end
while( while_inner_loop==false )
for ii= 1:numel(agg_num)
V{1}=[x_plot(agg_num(ii),1:theta_m(agg_num(ii),1)); y_plot(agg_num(ii),1:theta_m(agg_num(ii),1)); z_plot(agg_num(ii),1:theta_m(agg_num(ii),1))]';
V{2}=[x_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)); y_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)); z_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1))]';
S=(intersectionHull('vert',V{1},'vert',V{2}));
s=isempty(S.vert);
while_inner_loop = s;
end
if (while_inner_loop==false)
radius(jj)=radius(jj)-1;
[x,y,z] = sph2cart(theta,beta,radius(jj));
x_plot(jj,1:number) = x + centre(jj,1); y_plot(jj,1:number) = y + centre(jj,2); z_plot(jj,1:number) = z + centre(jj,3);
elseif (radius(jj<2.25))
break
end
if(radius(jj)<2.25 )
while_outer_loop = true;
break
end
end
if while_inner_loop == true
while_outer_loop = false;
end
end
[~, av] = convhull(x_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)), y_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)), z_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)));
%trisurf(k,x_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)), y_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)), z_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)))
volume = volume+av
jj=jj+1
end
I cannot see where, in this code, you call intersectionHull().
I have specified piece of code using intersectionhull below. Line 58 of the code.
for ii= 1:numel(agg_num)
V{1}=[x_plot(agg_num(ii),1:theta_m(agg_num(ii),1)); y_plot(agg_num(ii),1:theta_m(agg_num(ii),1)); z_plot(agg_num(ii),1:theta_m(agg_num(ii),1))]';
V{2}=[x_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)); y_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1)); z_plot(jj,1:theta_m(jj,1))]';
S=(intersectionHull('vert',V{1},'vert',V{2}));
s=isempty(S.vert);
while_inner_loop = s;

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Bjorn Gustavsson
Bjorn Gustavsson on 13 Jan 2022
You should have two file-exchange packages that solves your problem:
They should be able to return the intersection-points of your conv-hull curves. I don't know how they behave for peculiar edge-cases like osculating curves and potentially similar corners (and how you want to solve those considering our finite precision...)
HTH

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