pub struct Registration {
pub transform: Transform,
pub rms: f64,
pub inliers: usize,
pub sampled: usize,
pub converged: bool,
pub score: f64,
pub free_directions: Vec<FreeMotion>,
}Expand description
What icp found.
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§transform: TransformThe rigid transform carrying the points onto the mesh.
rms: f64The RMS distance of the kept samples to their nearest points, once moved.
inliers: usizeHow many samples the last round kept.
sampled: usizeHow many samples the registration was made by.
converged: boolWhether the last increment moved no kept sample further than the confusion distance.
score: f64The capped mean distance of every sample, once moved, the starts were ranked by.
free_directions: Vec<FreeMotion>The motions the kept pairs do not hold, the most translational first. Empty where they hold all six.
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Source§impl Clone for Registration
impl Clone for Registration
Source§impl Debug for Registration
impl Debug for Registration
Source§impl PartialEq for Registration
impl PartialEq for Registration
impl StructuralPartialEq for Registration
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impl Freeze for Registration
impl RefUnwindSafe for Registration
impl Send for Registration
impl Sync for Registration
impl Unpin for Registration
impl UnsafeUnpin for Registration
impl UnwindSafe for Registration
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