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Rust functions for mapping between 1D and 2D space using the Hilbert curve, and its approximations.
Add this to your Cargo.toml
:
toml
[dependencies]
hilbert_2d = "1.1.0"
When working with images and matrices, use the h2xy_discrete
and xy2h_discrete
functions:
```rust use hilbert2d::{h2xydiscrete, xy2h_discrete, Variant};
let (x, y) = h2xydiscrete(7, 2, Variant::Hilbert); // (1, 2) let h = xy2hdiscrete(2, 1, 2, Variant::Hilbert); // 13 ```
When performing real-valued calculations, use the continuous functions instead:
```rust use hilbert2d::{h2xycontinuous_f64, Variant};
// Approaches the bottom-left corner let (x1, y1) = h2xycontinuousf64(0.0, Variant::Hilbert); // Approaches the bottom-right corner let (x2, y2) = h2xycontinuousf64(1.0, Variant::Hilbert); ```
Some of the pattern variants of the Hilbert curve have also been implemented:
```rust use hilbert2d::{h2xycontinuous_f64, Variant};
// In the Liu L1 variant, both ends of the curve approach the center of the square let (x1, y1) = h2xycontinuousf64(0.0, Variant::Liu1); // (~0.5, ~0.5) let (x2, y2) = h2xycontinuousf64(1.0, Variant::Liu1); // (~0.5, ~0.5) ```
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