Roi#
- class glue.core.roi.Roi#
Bases:
objectA geometrical 2D region of interest.
Glue uses ROIs to represent user-drawn regions on plots. There are many specific sub-classes of Roi, but they all have a
containsmethod to test whether a collection of 2D points lies inside the region. ROI bounds are generally designed as being exclusive (that is, points situated exactly on a border are considered to lie outside the region).Methods Summary
center()Return the (x, y) coordinates of the ROI center
contains(x, y)Test which of a set of (x, y) points fall within the region of interest.
contains3d(x, y, z)Test which of a set of projected (x, y, z) points fall within the linked 2D region of interest.
copy()Return a clone of the Roi
defined()Returns True if the ROI is defined
move_to(x, y)Translate the ROI to a center of (x, y)
rotate_by(dtheta, **kwargs)Rotate the Roi around center by angle dtheta.
rotate_to(theta)Rotate anticlockwise around center to position angle theta.
Returns vertices vx, vy of a polygon approximating the Roi, where each is an array of vertex coordinates in x and y.
transformed([xfunc, yfunc])A transformed version of the Roi
Methods Documentation
- center()#
Return the (x, y) coordinates of the ROI center
- contains(x, y)#
Test which of a set of (x, y) points fall within the region of interest.
- Parameters:
- xfloat or array-like
x coordinate(s) of point(s).
- yfloat or array-like
y coordinate(s) of point(s).
- Returns:
- insidebool or ~numpy.ndarray
An boolean iterable, where each element is True if the corresponding (x, y) tuple is inside the Roi.
- Raises:
- UndefinedROI
If not defined.
- contains3d(x, y, z)#
Test which of a set of projected (x, y, z) points fall within the linked 2D region of interest.
- copy()#
Return a clone of the Roi
- defined()#
Returns True if the ROI is defined
- move_to(x, y)#
Translate the ROI to a center of (x, y)
- rotate_by(dtheta, **kwargs)#
Rotate the Roi around center by angle dtheta.
- Parameters:
- dthetafloat
Change in anticlockwise rotation angle around center in radian.
- rotate_to(theta)#
Rotate anticlockwise around center to position angle theta.
- Parameters:
- thetafloat
Angle of anticlockwise rotation around center in radian.
- to_polygon()#
Returns vertices vx, vy of a polygon approximating the Roi, where each is an array of vertex coordinates in x and y.
- transformed(xfunc=None, yfunc=None)#
A transformed version of the Roi