Examples of AffineProjection

de.lmu.ifi.dbs.elki.visualization.projections.AffineProjection
Affine projections are the most general class. They are initialized by an arbitrary affine transformation matrix, and can thus represent any rotation and scaling, even simple perspective projections. However, this comes at the cost of a matrix multiplication. @author Erich Schubert

Examples of de.lmu.ifi.dbs.elki.visualization.projections.AffineProjection

          p.addRotation(0, 2, Math.PI / 180 * -10.);
          p.addRotation(1, 2, Math.PI / 180 * 15.);
          // Wanna try 4d? go ahead:
          // p.addRotation(0, 3, Math.PI / 180 * -20.);
          // p.addRotation(1, 3, Math.PI / 180 * 30.);
          Projection2D proj = new AffineProjection(scales.getScales(), p);
          PlotItem it = new PlotItem(sizeh + .1, 0, sizeh, sizeh, proj);
          it.tasks = tasks;
          master.subitems.add(it);
        }
        // Labels at bottom

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Examples of de.lmu.ifi.dbs.elki.visualization.projections.AffineProjection

          p.addRotation(0, 2, Math.PI / 180 * -10.);
          p.addRotation(1, 2, Math.PI / 180 * 15.);
          // Wanna try 4d? go ahead:
          // p.addRotation(0, 3, Math.PI / 180 * -20.);
          // p.addRotation(1, 3, Math.PI / 180 * 30.);
          Projection2D proj = new AffineProjection(scales, p);
          PlotItem it = new PlotItem(sizeh + .1, 0, sizeh, sizeh, proj);
          it.visualizations = tasks;
          master.subitems.add(it);
        }
        // Labels at bottom

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