Bounding Regions
Compute convex hull, alpha shape, or boundaries around points
A bounding region encloses a set of points within a defined boundary. The boundary function enables you
to specify how tightly the boundary fits around the points, while the convhull and convhulln functions return
the smallest convex boundary. For more control over defining bounding regions,
alphaShape objects have
adjustable boundary settings that are based on the alpha radius. You can compute
geometric quantities of alphaShape objects using their object
functions.
Functions
Topics
Convex Hulls
- Convex Hulls vs. Nonconvex Polygons
Define convex and nonconvex regions for a set of points. - Approaches for Computing the Convex Hull
Consider different approaches for computing the convex hull for a set of points. - Convex Hull Computation with convhull
Compute the convex hull of sets of points in 2-D and 3-D by using theconvhullfunction. - Convex Hull Computation with delaunayTriangulation
Compute the convex hull of a set of points in 2-D by using theconvexHullmethod of thedelaunayTriangulationclass.
Alpha Shapes
- Alpha Shapes
Find the alpha shape of a 2-D point set using thealphaShapefunction.