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I also would like to explore combining both C++ all-pairs PIP algorithms into a single function that automatically chooses the optimal path (perhaps with an optional quadtree argument to pass in a pre-built index for reuse) and always returns the results in a format that is optimal for the Python UI. |
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I think this should be an issue. I've already decided that this is important to do. :) |
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#910 adopts
quadtree_point_in_polygon
to support python's.contains_properly
API. However,quadtree_PiP
is in nature all-pairs. There is a complex translation step involved to convert this result to match geopandas output. On the other hand, libcuspatial do support pairwise operation in C++, the missing link is that this API only supports "single polygon array" input. Perhaps we can explore expanding this API to accept multipolygon input and simplify.contains_properly
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