Smooth a point cloud
Point cloud-based smoothing algorithm. Two methods are available: average within a window and
Gaussian smooth within a window. The attribute Z of the returned LAS object is the smoothed Z.
A new attribute Zraw is added to store the original values and can be used to restore the
point cloud with unsmooth_height.
smooth_height(
las,
size,
method = c("average", "gaussian"),
shape = c("circle", "square"),
sigma = size/6
)
unsmooth_height(las)las |
An object of class |
size |
numeric. The size of the windows used to smooth. |
method |
character. Smoothing method. Can be 'average' or 'gaussian'. |
shape |
character. The shape of the windows. Can be circle or square. |
sigma |
numeric. The standard deviation of the gaussian if the method is gaussian. |
This method does not use raster-based methods to smooth the point cloud. This is a true point cloud smoothing. It is not really useful by itself but may be interesting in combination with filters such as filter_surfacepoints, for example to develop new algorithms.
An object of the class LAS.
LASfile <- system.file("extdata", "Megaplot.laz", package="lidR")
las <- readLAS(LASfile, select = "xyz")
las <- filter_surfacepoints(las, 1)
#plot(las)
las <- smooth_height(las, 5, "gaussian", "circle", sigma = 2)
#plot(las)
las <- unsmooth_height(las)
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