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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// Octree encapsulates a volumetric compressed representation of the
/// vector field used for the reconstruction of a 3D model from multiple
/// range images or curves.
///
/// It is assumed that the space occupied by octree is a cube whose
/// bottom-left-front corner is at origin (0,0,0) while the opposite corner
/// (top,right,back) is at ( mSize,mSize,mSize). Resolution of an octree
/// denotes the number of voxels along each axis such
/// that the resolution = 2^mNoLevels.
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef DICOMOCTREE_HH
#define DICOMOCTREE_HH
#include "globals.hh"
#include "DicomOctreeNode.hh"
#include "DicomOctreeMiddleNode.hh"
#include "DicomOctreeTerminalNode.hh"
class DicomOctreeNode;
class DicomOctreeMiddleNode;
class DicomTerminalNode;
class DicomOctree;
class DicomOctree
{
public:
DicomOctree( G4int noLevels, G4double size );
~DicomOctree();
DicomOctreeNode* CreateNode( G4double i, G4double j, G4double k, G4int level );
DicomOctreeNode* operator()( G4double nodeX, G4double nodeY,
G4double nodeZ, G4int level );
void DeleteTree();
G4int CountMemory( G4int rMiddle, G4int rTerminal );
DicomOctreeNode* Root() { return mRoot; }
G4double Size() { return mSize; }
G4int NoLevels() { return mNoLevels; }
//G4bool Resolution() { return ( 1 << mNoLevels ); }
G4int GetIndexChild() { return indexChild;}
private:
void CountRecursive( DicomOctreeNode* pNode, G4int rMiddle, G4int rTerminal );
// Root node of the tree
DicomOctreeMiddleNode* mRoot;
// In an octree, size denotes physical size of the cube,
// ie length of its sides (which are assumed equal).
G4double mSize;
// Number of levels denotes the maximal number of
// nodes in a single branch, starting from the root node.
G4int mNoLevels;
G4int indexChild;
};
#endif