Unary predicates for overlapped points
See original GitHub issueIt seems like the all unary predicates are related to Polygon
. I think it might be a good idea to add one that tests if there is any (partly) overlapped point, like a unary predicate version of geom_almost_equals
or something. I know .duplicated()
won’t work, so in the meantime is there a workaround?
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Possible options are calculating the distance between the points and setting a distance limit yourself, or you could use
geom_equals_exact
which takes atolerance
argument.@jorisvandenbossche This makes sense. Then is there any way to tell if two points are very very close? Create a buffer around each point and use
geom_almost_equals
?