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Boost.Geometry

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The Boost.Geometry (aka Generic Geometry Library, GGL) provides a generic implementation of geometry algorithms, working with geometry types provided by the library itself as well as user-defined types. It also provides the implementation of R-tree spatial index. The library is implemented in C++ ... [More] programming language with extensive use of elements of metaprogramming like class (type) templates, static polymorphism and compile-time execution. Consequently, Boost.Geometry is built upon foundation of C++ Standard Library and Boost C++ Libraries. Source: https://github.com/boostorg/geometry Documentation: http://www.boost.org/libs/geometry Reporting bugs: http://www.boost.org/development/bugs.html [Less]

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libspatialindex

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C++ implementation of R*-tree, an MVR-tree and a TPR-tree with C API

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ELKI

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ELKI: "Environment for Developing KDD-Applications Supported by Index-Structures" is a development framework for data mining algorithms written in Java. It includes a large variety of popular data mining algorithms, distance functions and index structures. Its focus is particularly on clustering ... [More] and outlier detection methods, in contrast to many other data mining toolkits that focus on classification. Additionally, it includes support for index structures to improve algorithm performance such as R*-Tree and M-Tree. The modular architecture is meant to allow adding custom components such as distance functions or algorithms, while being able to reuse the other parts for evaluation. [Less]

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PH-Tree

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The PH-Tree is a multi-dimensional spatial index structure. It is a 'trie' version of a quadtree. Properties: no rebalancing, ever. Depth limited to 64 nodes. Fast updates, window queries and kNN queries. Scales very well with large datasets (10M+) and prefers clustered data over evenly distributed ... [More] data. PDFs with a description can be found in the source code. [Less]

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