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Hi, I am trying to get the placePatch code working to semiautomatically place patch landmarks on my specimens.
I am receiving the following error:
patchtest <- placePatch(pseudatlas, testdata, path = "C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/meshes", prefix = '', fileext=".ply", inflate=5)
Removed 0 duplicate 73 unreferenced vertices and 4 duplicate faces Removed 0 duplicate 73 unreferenced vertices and 4 duplicate faces Warning messages: 1: In place.patch(dat.array, path, atlas.mesh = atlas$mesh, atlas.lm = atlas$landmarks, : matching for specimen 1 failed with: Error in intI(j, n = x@Dim[2], dn[[2]], give.dn = FALSE): index larger than maximal 0
2: In place.patch(dat.array, path, atlas.mesh = atlas$mesh, atlas.lm = atlas$landmarks, : matching for specimen 2 failed with: Error in intI(j, n = x@Dim[2], dn[[2]], give.dn = FALSE): index larger than maximal 0
Could you please help? Below is the code and is working up until this point...
Thank you very much, Any help would be greatly appreciated.
library(Morpho) library(geomorph) library(Rvcg) library(rgl) library(devtools)
####import 3D surface as a mesh file - my template 3d mesh#####
template.mesh <- file2mesh("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/pseudlmtesttemp.ply", clean = TRUE, readcol = FALSE)
####import landmarks and the patch defined on the template###
template.pts <- read.pts("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/pseudlmtesttemp.pts")
###create atlas####
###extract info about fixed landmarks, curves, patches from an atlas created by idav checkpoint#### cExtract (template.pts)
###create atlas needed for placing patch semilandmarks####
pseudatlas <- createAtlas(template.mesh, landmarks = template.pts[c(1:56,57:64,65:69,70:74,75:79,80:84,85:92),], patch = template.pts[-c(1:56,57:64,65:69,70:74,75:79,80:84,85:92),], corrCurves = list(c(57:64),c(65:69),c(70:74),c(75:79),c(80:84),c(85:92)))
plotAtlas(pseudatlas)
####read pts files from landmarks on specimens i want to place patch on####
testpts1 <- read.pts("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/pseudlmtest.pts")
testpts2 <- read.pts("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/pseudlmtest2.pts")
cExtract(testpts1)
cExtract(testpts2)
####create landmark array for fixed landmarks ####
testdata <- bindArr(testpts1, testpts2, along=3) dimnames(testdata)[[3]] <- c("pseudlmtest", "pseudlmtest2")
testpts1.mesh <- file2mesh("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/meshes/pseudlmtest.ply", clean = TRUE, readcol = FALSE) testpts2.mesh <- file2mesh("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/meshes/pseudlmtest2.ply", clean = TRUE, readcol = FALSE)
checkLM(testdata)
####writemeshtodisk####
mesh2ply(testpts1.mesh, filename="pseudlmtest") mesh2ply(testpts2.mesh, filename="pseudlmtest2")
RECEIVE ERROR PLEASE SEE ABOVE. THANKS
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Hi,
I am trying to get the placePatch code working to semiautomatically place patch landmarks on my specimens.
I am receiving the following error:
Removed 0 duplicate 73 unreferenced vertices and 4 duplicate faces
Removed 0 duplicate 73 unreferenced vertices and 4 duplicate faces
Warning messages:
1: In place.patch(dat.array, path, atlas.mesh = atlas$mesh, atlas.lm = atlas$landmarks, :
matching for specimen 1 failed with: Error in intI(j, n = x@Dim[2], dn[[2]], give.dn = FALSE): index larger than maximal 0
2: In place.patch(dat.array, path, atlas.mesh = atlas$mesh, atlas.lm = atlas$landmarks, :
matching for specimen 2 failed with: Error in intI(j, n = x@Dim[2], dn[[2]], give.dn = FALSE): index larger than maximal 0
Could you please help? Below is the code and is working up until this point...
Thank you very much, Any help would be greatly appreciated.
library(Morpho)
library(geomorph)
library(Rvcg)
library(rgl)
library(devtools)
####import 3D surface as a mesh file - my template 3d mesh#####
template.mesh <- file2mesh("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/pseudlmtesttemp.ply", clean = TRUE, readcol = FALSE)
####import landmarks and the patch defined on the template###
template.pts <- read.pts("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/pseudlmtesttemp.pts")
###create atlas####
###extract info about fixed landmarks, curves, patches from an atlas created by idav checkpoint####
cExtract (template.pts)
###create atlas needed for placing patch semilandmarks####
pseudatlas <- createAtlas(template.mesh, landmarks = template.pts[c(1:56,57:64,65:69,70:74,75:79,80:84,85:92),], patch = template.pts[-c(1:56,57:64,65:69,70:74,75:79,80:84,85:92),], corrCurves = list(c(57:64),c(65:69),c(70:74),c(75:79),c(80:84),c(85:92)))
plotAtlas(pseudatlas)
####read pts files from landmarks on specimens i want to place patch on####
testpts1 <- read.pts("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/pseudlmtest.pts")
testpts2 <- read.pts("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/pseudlmtest2.pts")
cExtract(testpts1)
cExtract(testpts2)
####create landmark array for fixed landmarks ####
testdata <- bindArr(testpts1, testpts2, along=3)
dimnames(testdata)[[3]] <- c("pseudlmtest", "pseudlmtest2")
testpts1.mesh <- file2mesh("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/meshes/pseudlmtest.ply", clean = TRUE, readcol = FALSE)
testpts2.mesh <- file2mesh("C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/meshes/pseudlmtest2.ply", clean = TRUE, readcol = FALSE)
checkLM(testdata)
####writemeshtodisk####
mesh2ply(testpts1.mesh, filename="pseudlmtest")
mesh2ply(testpts2.mesh, filename="pseudlmtest2")
place patch####
patchtest <- placePatch(pseudatlas, testdata, path = "C:/Users/katem/OneDrive/Documents/pseudlm/meshes", prefix = '', fileext=".ply", inflate=5)
RECEIVE ERROR PLEASE SEE ABOVE. THANKS
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