Uses of Class
org.jungrapht.visualization.spatial.rtree.InnerNode

Packages that use InnerNode

Package	Description
org.jungrapht.visualization.spatial.rtree	Visualization mechanisms for supporting RTree spatial data structures.

Uses of InnerNode in org.jungrapht.visualization.spatial.rtree

Methods in org.jungrapht.visualization.spatial.rtree that return InnerNode

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static <T> InnerNode<T>	InnerNode.create(Collection<Node<T>> nodes)	create a new InnerVertex with the passed nodes as children
static <T> InnerNode<T>	InnerNode.create(InnerNode<T> node)	create a new InnerVertex with one child
static <T> InnerNode<T>	InnerNode.create(Node<T> node)	create a new InnerVertex with one child

Methods in org.jungrapht.visualization.spatial.rtree that return types with arguments of type InnerNode

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Pair<InnerNode<T>>	QuadraticSplitter.split(List<Node<T>> children, Node<T> newEntry)
Pair<InnerNode<T>>	RStarSplitter.split(List<Node<T>> children, Node<T> newEntry)
Pair<InnerNode<T>>	Splitter.split(List<Node<T>> children, Node<T> newEntry)

Methods in org.jungrapht.visualization.spatial.rtree with parameters of type InnerNode

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Optional<Node<T>>	QuadraticSplitter.chooseSubtree(InnerNode<T> nodeToSplit, T element, Rectangle2D bounds)
Optional<Node<T>>	RStarSplitter.chooseSubtree(InnerNode<T> nodeToSplit, T element, Rectangle2D bounds)
Optional<Node<T>>	Splitter.chooseSubtree(InnerNode<T> nodeToSplit, T element, Rectangle2D bounds)
static <T> InnerNode<T>	InnerNode.create(InnerNode<T> node)	create a new InnerVertex with one child
protected Optional<Node<T>>	AbstractSplitter.leastEnlargementThenAreaThenKids(InnerNode<T> nodeToSplit, Rectangle2D incoming)	least area enlargement followed by smallest area followed by fewest child nodes
protected Optional<Node<T>>	AbstractSplitter.leastOverlapThenEnlargementThenAreaThenKids(InnerNode<T> nodeToSplit, Rectangle2D bounds)	least overlap then least area enlargement followed by smallest area followed by fewest kids