Good afternoon,
Does anyone know if there is there a way to remove unnecessary
vertices from lines? By unnecessary, I mean vertices that contribute
nothing to the shape of the line. If we were to compute an angle at
such vertices, it would be 180 degrees. Using the Generalizer
transformer would eliminate non-redundant vertices and change the
shape of my lines, which is undesirable, even if the shape would
change only slightly.
Many thanks,
J.D. Leach
U.S. Census Bureau
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