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False drops of points in query may happen in random tests because of floating point round off errors. From the original SRTree source code (HnSRTreeNodeObject.cc):
/*
* NOTE:
*
* Dec.13,2000 Norio KATAYAMA
*
* Here ``getUpperBoundMaxDistance()'' is used for spheres
* in order to prevent false drops caused by round-off
* errors. As for rectangles, it is not necessary to use
* ``getUpperBoundMaxDistance()'' because the distance
* obtained by ``getMaxDistance()'' is guaranteed to be
* equal to or greater than the distance to the farthest
* point.
*
* Additional Note:
*
* The above comment is satisfied only when the distance to
* a point is always measured by ``getDistance()'' and when
* bounding rectangles have the same precision with points.
* It is better to use ``getUpperBoundMaxDistance()'' instead
* of ``getMaxDistance()''.
*/
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False drops of points in query may happen in random tests because of floating point round off errors. From the original SRTree source code (HnSRTreeNodeObject.cc):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: