This class and its main method can be used to solve the problem well-known as the absolute orientation problem. It means computing the transformation that aligns two sets of points for which correspondence is known. Generated from class MR.PointToPointAligningTransform. This is the non-const half of the class.
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This class and its main method can be used to solve the problem well-known as the absolute orientation problem. It means computing the transformation that aligns two sets of points for which correspondence is known. Generated from class MR.PointToPointAligningTransform. This is the non-const half of the class.
◆ PointToPointAligningTransform() [1/3]
| unsafe MR.PointToPointAligningTransform.PointToPointAligningTransform |
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Constructs an empty (default-constructed) instance.
◆ PointToPointAligningTransform() [2/3]
| unsafe MR.PointToPointAligningTransform.PointToPointAligningTransform |
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MR.Const_PointToPointAligningTransform | _other | ) |
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Generated from constructor MR.PointToPointAligningTransform.PointToPointAligningTransform.
◆ PointToPointAligningTransform() [3/3]
Generated from constructor MR.PointToPointAligningTransform.PointToPointAligningTransform.
◆ add() [1/3]
◆ add() [2/3]
◆ add() [3/3]
| unsafe void MR.PointToPointAligningTransform.add |
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MR.Const_PointToPointAligningTransform | other | ) |
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◆ assign()
Generated from method MR.PointToPointAligningTransform.operator=.
◆ clear()
| unsafe void MR.PointToPointAligningTransform.clear |
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