A flexible, n-dimensional r*-tree implementation for the rust ecosystem.
serde
featureAll benchmarks are performed on a i7-8550U CPU @ 1.80Ghz and with uniformly distributed points. The underlying point type is [f64; 2]
.
| Benchmark | Tree size | Time | |-------------------------------------|-----:|----------:| | bulk loading | 2000 | 229.82 us | | sequentially loading | 2000 | 1.4477 ms | | nearest neighbor (bulk loaded tree) | 100k | 1.32 us | | nearest neighbor (sequential tree) | 100k | 1.56 us | | successful point lookup | 100k | 177.32 ns | | unsuccessful point lookup | 100k | 273.51 ns |
The project is being actively developed, feature requests and PRs are welcome!
The documentation is hosted on docs.rs.
The crate can be published by the rstar-publishers
team of
georust. Please follow the steps below while publishing a
new release.
release/<version>
.rstar/CHANGELOG.md
describes all the changes
since last release (esp. the breaking ones).version
metadata in Cargo.toml
of
rstar
to the new version.rstar
directory and
run cargo publish
.<version>
and push to georust/rstar
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