Hi Donna,
I replicated your probelm exactly with the roi.zip archive you
uploaded. It contained only the flat coord and cut topo; have you
tried using the fiducial coord with closed topo? It may not help, but
it's worth a try.
Yes, the problem persists.
Although the clusters using
Hi Mateus,
It's true the top cluster is mostly dense, but look at the node I've
highlighed in red in the attached capture. I wonder whether nodes like
this that cinch the cluster cause the algorithm to give up.
Attached is some code I dug out of the source that might be what Caret
is
Hi Donna,
Thanks. I will look at the code and I let you know if I find something.
Mateus
Donna Dierker wrote:
Hi Mateus,
It's true the top cluster is mostly dense, but look at the node I've
highlighed in red in the attached capture. I wonder whether nodes
like this that cinch the cluster
Hi Donna,
I restarted Caret and I created a new Spec file, including only the
topology, flat coordinates, metric and surface shape files, and the
problem persists. I did the following tests until now:
1) I tried the same operation, selecting only one of the clusters for
which the program
Hi Mateus,
I replicated your probelm exactly with the roi.zip archive you
uploaded. It contained only the flat coord and cut topo; have you tried
using the fiducial coord with closed topo? It may not help, but it's
worth a try.
Although the clusters using metric2 appear smaller in area
Hi,
I am trying to use 'Surface Region of Interest' to create borders around
metric clusters. The nodes on the surface are correctly selected, but
when I select 'Create Borders Around Clusters' only one of the clusters
is surrounded by a border. I have tried the same operation with other
The only thing I can think to try is to restart Caret and repeat your
selection of all nodes within threshold 1.0 to 5.0. I can see from
your capture that you did this and your green nodes include clusters for
which it didn't draw borders. My only guess is that perhaps somehow the
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