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gde_calculations_prototype
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7197934f
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7197934f
authored
May 06, 2021
by
Cecilia Nievas
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Fixed use of capitals in GDE_TOOLS_create_industrial_cells.py
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@@ -660,22 +660,22 @@ def define_threshold_angle(width_EW, width_NS, outangle="radians"):
"""This function defines the threshold angle to consider one cell at a particular cardinal
point with respect to another cell. The threshold angle depends only on the widths of the
cells, i.e. width_EW, width_NS. This threshold angle allows to distinguish, for example,
between a cell located to the
N
orth,
E
ast or
N
orth-
E
ast of another cell. Though the cell
between a cell located to the
n
orth,
e
ast or
n
orth-
e
ast of another cell. Though the cell
widths are input in degrees, they are treated as Cartesian.
Args:
width_EW (float):
w
idth of the cell in the
E
ast-
W
est direction, in degrees, >0.
width_NS (float):
w
idth of the cell in the
N
orth-south direction, in degrees, >0.
outangle (str):
i
ndicates the units of the output angle, i.e. "radians" or "degrees".
width_EW (float):
W
idth of the cell in the
e
ast-
w
est direction, in degrees, >0.
width_NS (float):
W
idth of the cell in the
n
orth-south direction, in degrees, >0.
outangle (str):
I
ndicates the units of the output angle, i.e. "radians" or "degrees".
Returns:
ang_thr (float):
t
hreshold angle indicating:
- the angle between the
N
orth-
S
outh orientation and the limit lines to
consider a cell to be to the
N
orth or
S
outh of anoher cell (instead of
the
N
orth-
E
ast, or
N
orth-
W
est, or
S
outh-
E
ast, or
S
outh-
W
est)
- the angle between the
E
ast-
W
est orientation and the limit lines to
consider a cell to be to the
E
ast or
W
est of another cell (instead of
the
N
orth-
E
ast, or
N
orth-
W
est, or
S
outh-
E
ast, or
S
outh-
W
est)
ang_thr (float):
T
hreshold angle indicating:
- the angle between the
n
orth-
s
outh orientation and the limit lines to
consider a cell to be to the
n
orth or
s
outh of anoher cell (instead of
the
n
orth-
e
ast, or
n
orth-
w
est, or
s
outh-
e
ast, or
s
outh-
w
est)
- the angle between the
e
ast-
w
est orientation and the limit lines to
consider a cell to be to the
e
ast or
w
est of another cell (instead of
the
n
orth-
e
ast, or
n
orth-
w
est, or
s
outh-
e
ast, or
s
outh-
w
est)
It returns NaN if the input widths are not positive numbers.
"""
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@@ -708,7 +708,7 @@ def angles_from_coords(p1x, p1y, p2x, p2y):
p2y (array of floats) = Y coordinates of Points labelled as 2.
Returns:
anglesfromcoord (array of floats):
a
ngles formed by an E-W ("horizontal") line and a
anglesfromcoord (array of floats):
A
ngles formed by an E-W ("horizontal") line and a
segment that starts at P1 and finishes at P2, with
P1 being the intersection point between the two
lines. It will always be in the range [-pi, +pi].
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@@ -726,12 +726,12 @@ def guarantee_radians(in_theta, theta_thr, inputangle):
It returns the original in_theta and theta_thr if inputangle is "radians".
Args:
in_theta (float):
a
ngles, in the units indicatd by inputangle
theta_thr (float):
a
ngles, in the units indicatd by inputangle
in_theta (float):
A
ngles, in the units indicatd by inputangle
theta_thr (float):
A
ngles, in the units indicatd by inputangle
Returns:
in_theta (float):
a
ngles of in_theta, in radians
theta_thr (float):
a
ngles of theta_thr, in radians
in_theta (float):
A
ngles of in_theta, in radians
theta_thr (float):
A
ngles of theta_thr, in radians
"""
if
inputangle
.
lower
()
==
"radians"
:
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