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At the moment if a user draws multiple shapes on a subject, those are allowed to cluster together in the reducer. Ideally this should not happen as a user should only draw one sahpe per object on a subject.
The fix
This has already been addressed and tested with the TESS column reducer. Each shape has a proxy for the user ID passed into the metric. The metric checks if the proxy values is the same and if so returns a distance of infinity otherwise it returns the typical euclidean distance.
How to apply the fix
Adjust the shape process data function to calculate the proxy user ID. See the custom TESS reducer's process data function for how to do this.
Adjust the shape metrics to account for this user ID proxy. The TESS reducer metric shows what this looks like in the case of the euclidean metric used for non-rotating shapes, but care needs to be taken when adjusting any of the angle metrics. This is the hard part
The Issue
At the moment if a user draws multiple shapes on a subject, those are allowed to cluster together in the reducer. Ideally this should not happen as a user should only draw one sahpe per object on a subject.
The fix
This has already been addressed and tested with the TESS column reducer. Each shape has a proxy for the user ID passed into the metric. The metric checks if the proxy values is the same and if so returns a distance of
infinity
otherwise it returns the typicaleuclidean
distance.How to apply the fix
euclidean
metric used for non-rotating shapes, but care needs to be taken when adjusting any of the angle metrics. This is the hard partThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: