Creates an iterator that systematically samples searchlight regions on a surface mesh using geodesic distance to define regions.
Usage
SurfaceSearchlight(
surfgeom,
radius = 8,
nodeset = NULL,
distance_type = c("euclidean", "geodesic", "spherical"),
as_deflist = FALSE
)Arguments
- surfgeom
A
SurfaceGeometryobject representing the surface mesh.- radius
Numeric, radius of the searchlight as a geodesic distance in mm. Must be a positive, length-one value.
- nodeset
Integer vector, optional subset of surface node indices to use. If provided, the vector must contain at least one node index.
- distance_type
Character, the distance metric to use: "euclidean", "geodesic", or "spherical".
- as_deflist
Logical, whether to return a deflist object.
Details
Create a Searchlight iterator for surface mesh using geodesic distance to define regions.
This function creates a systematic searchlight iterator, which visits each node of the surface mesh in order. The searchlight region for each node is defined by the specified radius and distance metric.
Examples
# \donttest{
file <- system.file("extdata", "std.8_lh.smoothwm.asc", package = "neurosurf")
geom <- read_surf(file)
#> loading /private/var/folders/9h/nkjq6vss7mqdl4ck7q1hd8ph0000gp/T/Rtmp0Nbniq/temp_libpath80e31f94425b/neurosurf/extdata/std.8_lh.smoothwm.asc
searchlight <- SurfaceSearchlight(geom, 12, distance_type = "geodesic")
nodes <- searchlight$nextElem()
# }