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本発明は、線分列を直線化する図形処理に関し、道路を線分列で表す場合など図形の特徴をできるだけ維持させながら直線近似させたい場合に用いる線分列の直線近似装置およびその方法に係わる。 The present invention relates to a graphic processing for linearizing a line segment sequence, and relates to a line segment sequence linear approximation apparatus and method used when it is desired to approximate a line while maintaining the features of the graphic as much as possible, such as when a road is represented by a line segment sequence. Involved.

道路をより直線化させ、水平・垂直または45度方向へ方向量子化させることを基本とする変形方法が行われており、その方法には道路を順次選択して変形していく逐次型の変形方法(非特許文献1)と、すべての道路を徐々に微動させて変形していく並列型の変形方法(非特許文献2)がこれまでに提案されている。 A deformation method based on making the road more straight and quantizing the direction horizontally / vertically or in the direction of 45 degrees is performed. A method (Non-Patent Document 1) and a parallel-type deformation method (Non-Patent Document 2) in which all roads are gradually moved and deformed have been proposed.

梶田健史 山守一徳 長谷川純一:”デフォルメ地図自動生成システムの開発”情報処理学会論文誌,Vol.37(No.9):pp.1736-1744 (Sep 1996)Kenji Hamada Kazunori Yamamori Junichi Hasegawa: “Development of an automatic deformation map generation system” Transactions of Information Processing Society of Japan, Vol.37 (No.9): pp.1736-1744 (Sep 1996) 山守一徳 本田宏 長谷川純一:”ストリート単位の道路変形に基づく道路網の整形手法”、電子情報通信学会論文誌、VOL.J84-D-II (No.9):pp.2058-2069 (Sep 2001)Kazunori Yamamori Hiroshi Honda Junichi Hasegawa: “A road network shaping method based on street-based road deformation”, IEICE Transactions, VOL.J84-D-II (No.9): pp.2058-2069 (Sep 2001) )

しかしながら非特許文献1で提案されている変形手法は、道路を順次選択して変形していくものであり、複雑な形状の道路地図においては、変形が進むに従って、最後の方の道路では有効な変形が行えないという問題があった。また、この時、優先度の高い道路より順番に変形させることを行っているが、優先度の低い道路の存在によって、交差を引き起こす等の不具合を生じ、充分に変形した位置へ優先度の高い道路を変形させることができないという問題もあった。そこで、これらの問題を解決するために、本発明者は区分分けされた道路ごとに段階的に道路形状を変形させ、優先度の低い区分の道路に対してはその道路の存在による制約を受けることなく道路変形させていくことを特徴とする道路地図自動デフォルメ方法を発明した(特許文献1)。   However, the deformation method proposed in Non-Patent Document 1 is to sequentially select and deform roads, and in a road map with a complicated shape, it is effective on the last road as the deformation progresses. There was a problem that it could not be deformed. At this time, the roads with higher priority are deformed in order, but the presence of roads with lower priorities causes problems such as crossing, and the priority is high enough to the deformed position. There was also a problem that the road could not be deformed. Therefore, in order to solve these problems, the inventor changes the road shape step by step for each classified road, and is restricted by the existence of the road for a low-priority road. Invented a road map automatic deformation method characterized in that the road is deformed without any change (Patent Document 1).

特開2006−259012号JP 2006-259012 A

ところで、直線近似すべき線分列が道路用に限られておらず一般的な線分列を直線近似する方法として、区分的直線近似法がある。この方法では、両端の点を直線で結び、途中の接続点に関して、その直線へ降ろした垂線の足がもっとも長くなる接続点を選ぶ。その垂線の足の長さが閾値以上である場合には、両端を結ぶ線分がその接続点で屈折した線分へ置き換えられる。閾値より短い場合には、両端を結ぶ線分自身が直線近似結果となる。屈折した線分へ置き換えられた場合には、両端位置を置き換えられた線分の位置へ再帰的に変更し、さらに屈折させるか否かの処理を繰り返し行う。   By the way, the line segment sequence to be linearly approximated is not limited to road use, and there is a piecewise linear approximation method as a method for linearly approximating a general line segment sequence. In this method, the points at both ends are connected by a straight line, and the connection point that makes the longest leg of the perpendicular line down to the straight connection point is selected. When the length of the leg of the perpendicular is equal to or greater than the threshold, the line segment connecting both ends is replaced with a line segment refracted at the connection point. If it is shorter than the threshold value, the line segment itself connecting both ends is a linear approximation result. When it is replaced with a refracted line segment, the positions of both ends are recursively changed to the replaced line segment position, and the process of whether or not to further refract is repeated.

上述の内容を図1を用いて説明すると、点xから点yに至る太い実線から成る線分列が与えられた場合、点xと点yを直線で結ぶ線分xyに降ろした垂線の足の長さが最も長くなる点Aを見つける。点Aから降ろした垂線の足の長さ(点Aと点Lを結ぶ線分の長さ)が閾値以上の場合、点Aで線分列を分断する。点Xから点Aに至る太い実線から成る線分列と、点Aから点Yに至る太い実線から成る線分列に分けて、それぞれ同様に、垂線の足の長さが最も長くなる点を見つける。点B、点Cがそれぞれ見つかったとすると、点Bと点Mを結ぶ線分の長さが閾値以上であるか調べる。また、点Cと点Nを結ぶ線分の長さが閾値以上であるか調べる。閾値以上ならば、その点で線分列を分断する。閾値より小さいならば、線分列は両端を結ぶ線分で近似される。図1では、線分BMは閾値以上で点Bは分断され、線分CNは閾値より小さく点Cは分断されない場合を示している。分断された場合には、再帰的に分断されなくなるまで繰り返される。図1では、二重線で表示された線が最終的な直線近似結果となる。 The above content will be described with reference to FIG. 1. When a line segment consisting of a thick solid line from point x to point y is given, the foot of a perpendicular line that drops to line xy connecting point x and point y with a straight line. Find the point A where is the longest. If the length of the leg of the perpendicular line dropped from the point A (the length of the line segment connecting the point A and the point L) is equal to or larger than the threshold value, the line segment is divided at the point A. Dividing into a line segment consisting of a thick solid line from point X to point A and a line segment string consisting of a thick solid line from point A to point Y, the point where the length of the leg of the perpendicular line is the longest is the same. locate. If point B and point C are found, it is checked whether the length of the line segment connecting point B and point M is greater than or equal to the threshold value. Further, it is checked whether the length of the line segment connecting the points C and N is equal to or greater than the threshold value. If it is equal to or greater than the threshold, the line segment is divided at that point. If it is smaller than the threshold, the line segment sequence is approximated by a line segment connecting both ends. In FIG. 1, the line segment BM is equal to or greater than the threshold value, the point B is divided, and the line segment CN is smaller than the threshold value, and the point C is not divided. If it is divided, it is repeated until it is not divided recursively. In FIG. 1, a line displayed as a double line is the final straight line approximation result.

しかしながら、区分的直線近時法では、置き換えられた線分から接続点が閾値以内の距離に収まるか否かにのみ着目しており、線分の方向が急激に変化する接続点があったとしても垂線の足の距離が閾値以内ならばその接続点は残されない問題が生ずる。又、道路を表す線分列の場合、線分の方向が急激に変化する接続点は、道路形状の特徴的な形状を表しており、線分列を直線近似によって簡単化させる場合において、それらの特徴的な形状の地点を残したいことがある。しかし、区分的直線近似法では、特徴的な形状を残すことができないという問題があった。 However, the piecewise straight-line method focuses only on whether or not the connection point falls within the threshold distance from the replaced line segment, even if there is a connection point where the direction of the line segment changes rapidly. If the distance between the legs of the perpendicular line is within the threshold value, the connection point is not left. In addition, in the case of a line segment representing a road, the connection points at which the direction of the line segment changes suddenly represent the characteristic shape of the road shape. There are times when you want to leave a point of a characteristic shape. However, the piecewise linear approximation method has a problem that a characteristic shape cannot be left.

さらに、道路を表す線分列を単純化させる場合、水平に近い線分列はより水平に単純化させ、垂直に近い線分列はより垂直に単純化させたい場合がある。人間が水平と垂直の線分を使うことを重要視してデフォルメ地図を描くことが多く、道路を表す線分列を直線近似する場合においても水平と垂直に近づけて近似させたいことがある。しかし、区分的直線近似法では、方向に特異性はなく、水平と垂直のみを重要視して近似することができないという問題があった。 Further, when simplifying a line segment sequence representing a road, it may be desired to simplify a horizontal line segment sequence more horizontally and to simplify a vertical line segment sequence more vertically. In many cases, humans draw a deformed map with an emphasis on using horizontal and vertical line segments, and even when linearly approximating a line segment representing a road, it may be desirable to approximate the horizontal and vertical lines. However, the piecewise linear approximation method has a problem that the direction has no specificity and cannot be approximated only with respect to the horizontal and vertical directions.

そこで本発明では、線分の方向が急激に変化する接続点を残して直線近似し、水平・垂直方向をより重要視して直線近似する方法を提供することを目的とし、以下の解決手段に到達した。 Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a method for performing a straight line approximation while leaving a connection point where the direction of the line segment changes rapidly, and to provide a straight line approximation with more importance on the horizontal and vertical directions. Reached.

即ち本発明の直線近似装置では、地図上の道路は複数の直線を連結した線分列で表現されている。この地図上の線分列で表された道路に対し、線分列を構成する各直線の一方の端点を始点とし、他方の端点を終点として、始点から終点に向かう方向を線分の方向と定める。
また、本発明の直線近似装置では、電子的に記憶された線分列を読み出す手段と、これら読み出した線分列について直線近似処理を施す直線近似処理手段とを有し、更に、前記直線近似処理手段により直線近似処理された直線近似処理線分列は、直線近似処理線分列出力手段により出力される。
なお、前記直線近似処理手段は、直線近似処理を行なう場合、前記線分の方向を360度を複数に分割して作成される方向グループに分け、前記線分が連結される接続点が、同じグループまたは隣り合うグループに属さない場合、この接続点を屈折点として抽出し、前記線分列の始点と、終点と、前記屈折点を固定点として、これら隣接する固定点間について直線近似を行なう。
That is, in the straight line approximation device of the present invention, the road on the map is expressed by a line segment sequence connecting a plurality of straight lines. For the road represented by the line segment on this map, the direction from the start point to the end point is defined as the direction of the line segment, with one end point of each straight line constituting the line segment as the start point and the other end point as the end point. Determine.
Further, the linear approximation device of the present invention has means for reading out the line segments stored electronically, and linear approximation processing means for performing linear approximation processing on these read line segments, and further, the linear approximation The straight line approximation processed line segment that has been straight line approximated by the processing means is output by the straight line approximation processed line segment output means.
In addition, when performing the straight line approximation process, the straight line approximation processing unit divides the direction of the line segment into direction groups created by dividing 360 degrees into a plurality of directions, and the connection points to which the line segments are connected are the same. When not belonging to a group or an adjacent group, this connection point is extracted as a refraction point, and a straight line approximation is performed between the adjacent fixed points with the start point, end point, and refraction point of the line segment sequence as fixed points. .

更に、本発明の直線近似装置では方向グループの領域を確定させる境界線が、水平方向と、垂直方向を含むそれぞれのグループに於いては、水平方向と、垂直方向がそれぞれのグループに於いて中心方向となるように定められる。
従って、本発明では線分を方向によってグループに分けするとき、グループ分けの境界線が水平と垂直の方向に設定されることなく、水平方向および垂直方向から時計回り又は反時計回りに閾値角度分ずれた方向までが同じグループとなる。
Furthermore, the boundary lines to determine the area of direction groups in the linear approximation device of the present invention, a horizontal direction, is at the respective group including vertical and horizontal directions, in the vertical direction in each group It is defined to be centered direction.
Therefore, according to the present invention, when dividing line segments into groups according to directions, the boundary lines for grouping are not set in the horizontal and vertical directions, and the threshold angle components are set clockwise or counterclockwise from the horizontal and vertical directions. The same group is formed up to the shifted direction.

本発明により、線分の方向が大きく変化している接続点においては、その点を残すようにして直線近似を行うことができる。例えば、道路を表す線分列のように、道路形状の特徴的な変化地点を表している線分の方向が急激に変化する接続点について、その点を屈折点として残して直線近似させることができる。また、水平に近い線分列はより水平に単純化させ、垂直に近い線分列はより垂直に単純化させることができる。 According to the present invention, at the connection point where the direction of the line segment changes greatly, it is possible to perform linear approximation so as to leave that point. For example, for a connection point where the direction of a line segment representing a characteristic change point of the road shape changes abruptly, such as a line segment representing a road, it is possible to approximate the line by leaving the point as a refraction point. it can. In addition, a line segment sequence close to horizontal can be simplified more horizontally, and a line segment sequence close to vertical can be simplified more vertically.

本発明の実施形態について下記に説明するが、本発明の技術的範囲は下記の実施形態によって限定されるものではなく、その要旨を変更することなく様々に改変して実施することができる。また、本発明の技術的範囲は、均等の範囲にまで及ぶものである。   Although embodiments of the present invention will be described below, the technical scope of the present invention is not limited by the following embodiments, and various modifications can be made without changing the gist of the present invention. Further, the technical scope of the present invention extends to an equivalent range.

本発明における直線近似処理手段において、線分を方向によってグループに分けする時に、グループ分けの境界線が水平と垂直の方向にくることなく、水平方向から時計回りおよび反時計回りに閾値角度分ずれた方向までを同じグループとする、また、垂直方向から時計回りおよび反時計回りに閾値角度分ずれた方向までを同じグループとする分け方をする。
例えば、360度を16個のグループに分ける場合には、1つのグループは、22.5度の範囲の方向が1つのグループとなり、前記閾値は11.25度を用いる。すなわち、水平からプラスマイナス11.25度の間の範囲が1つのグループとなる。2つ目のグループは、11.25度から33.75度の範囲、3つ目のグループは、33.75度から56.25度の範囲、3つ目のグループは、56.25度の範囲から78.75度の範囲、4つ目のグループは、78.75度から101.25度の範囲となる。以下同様にして、1周に16個のグループを22.5度の間隔で割り当てる。
例えば、360度を8個のグループに分ける場合には、1つのグループは、45度の範囲の方向が1つのグループとなり、前記閾値は22.5度を用いる。すなわち、水平からプラスマイナス22.5度の間の範囲が1つのグループとなる。2つ目のグループは、22.5度から67.5度の範囲、3つ目のグループは、67.5度から112.5度の範囲となる。以下同様にして、1周に8個のグループを45度の間隔で割り当てる。
In the straight line approximation processing means of the present invention, when dividing a line segment into groups according to the direction, the grouping boundary line is shifted in the clockwise and counterclockwise directions from the horizontal direction by the threshold angle without causing the boundary line of the grouping to be in the horizontal and vertical directions. The direction is divided into the same group, and the direction shifted from the vertical direction by the threshold angle clockwise and counterclockwise is divided into the same group.
For example, when 360 degrees is divided into 16 groups, one group has a direction in the range of 22.5 degrees as one group, and the threshold is 11.25 degrees. That is, a range between horizontal and plus or minus 11.25 degrees is one group. The second group is in the range of 11.25 to 33.75 degrees, the third group is in the range of 33.75 to 56.25 degrees, and the third group is in the range of 56.25 degrees. The range of 78.75 degrees from the range, and the fourth group is in the range of 78.75 degrees to 101.25 degrees. In the same manner, 16 groups are allocated at an interval of 22.5 degrees per round.
For example, when 360 degrees is divided into eight groups, one group has a direction in the range of 45 degrees as one group, and the threshold is 22.5 degrees. That is, a range between horizontal and plus or minus 22.5 degrees is one group. The second group is in the range of 22.5 to 67.5 degrees, and the third group is in the range of 67.5 to 112.5 degrees. In the same manner, 8 groups are assigned at 45 degree intervals per round.

本発明の具体的な実施形態を、図面を参照して説明する。360度を16個のグループに分けた場合の例を図2に示す。図2において、グループ1が、水平からプラスマイナス11.25度の間の範囲を受け持つグループである。グループ2が、11.25度から33.75度の範囲を受け持つグループである。線分の方向がその範囲に属する場合、その線分はそのグループに属すると判断する。 Specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. An example in which 360 degrees is divided into 16 groups is shown in FIG. In FIG. 2, group 1 is a group responsible for a range between horizontal and plus or minus 11.25 degrees. Group 2 is a group responsible for a range from 11.25 degrees to 33.75 degrees. If the direction of the line segment belongs to the range, it is determined that the line segment belongs to the group.

次に、360度を16個のグループに分けた場合には、1つ目のグループが、 水平からプラスマイナス11.25度の間の範囲を受け持ち、16個目のグループは、326.25度から348.75度の間の範囲を受け待つが、1つ目のグループと16個目のグループは隣り合うグループとみなす。
360度を8個のグループに分けた場合には、1つ目のグループは、水平からプラスマイナス22.5度の間の範囲を受け持ち、8個目のグループは、292.5度から337.5度の間の範囲を受け待つが、1つ目のグループと8個目のグループは隣り合うグループとみなす。
Next, when 360 degrees is divided into 16 groups, the first group is responsible for the range between horizontal and plus or minus 11.25 degrees, and the 16th group is 326.25 degrees. To 348.75 degrees, the first group and the 16th group are regarded as adjacent groups.
When 360 degrees is divided into eight groups, the first group is responsible for a range between horizontal and plus or minus 22.5 degrees, and the eighth group is 292.5 degrees to 337.degree. Waiting for a range of 5 degrees, the first group and the eighth group are considered as adjacent groups.

次に、同じグループまたは隣り合うグループに属することのない線分同士を接続している接続点について、与えられた線分列をその接続点で分断させる。分断された線分列をその後直線近似させる。この時の直線近似の方法は、従来の区分的直線近似手法でも良く、その手法は問わない。 Next, with respect to a connection point connecting line segments that do not belong to the same group or adjacent groups, a given line segment sequence is divided at the connection point. The segmented line segment sequence is then linearly approximated. The linear approximation method at this time may be a conventional piecewise linear approximation method, and the method is not limited.

次に、本発明の直線近似装置の一構成例を、図3を用いてより具体的に説明する。本発明の直線近似装置100は、図3に示したように、本発明の記憶される線分列を読み出す手段101と、直線近似処理手段102と、該直線近似結果の線分列を出力する手段103を有する。 Next, a configuration example of the linear approximation device of the present invention will be described more specifically with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the straight line approximation apparatus 100 of the present invention outputs means 101 for reading a line segment stored in the present invention, line approximation processing means 102, and a line segment sequence of the line approximation result. Means 103 is included.

又、前記直線近似処理手段102は、各線分を方向によってグループに分ける処理110と、同じグループまたは隣り合うグループに属することのない線分同士を接続している接続点を抽出する処理111と、抽出した接続点で線分列を分断する処理112と、分断後の線分列を直線近似する処理113を有する。分断後の線分列を直線近似する処理113では、例えば区分的直線近似手法などの従来手法による直線近似手法を用いても良いものとする。


The straight line approximation processing means 102 includes a process 110 for dividing each line segment into groups according to directions, a process 111 for extracting connection points connecting line segments that do not belong to the same group or adjacent groups, There is a process 112 for dividing the line segment sequence at the extracted connection points, and a process 113 for approximating the line segment sequence after the segmentation to a straight line. In the processing 113 for linearly approximating the divided line segment sequence, for example, a conventional linear approximation method such as a piecewise linear approximation method may be used.


従来手法による区分的直線近似手法による処理方法を説明するための図である。It is a figure for demonstrating the processing method by the piecewise linear approximation method by a conventional method. 本発明による線分を方向によって16個のグループに分ける場合のグループを説明するための図である。It is a figure for demonstrating the group in the case of dividing the line segment by a direction into 16 groups by a direction. 本発明の実施形態に係る直線近似装置の一構成例を説明するための図である。It is a figure for demonstrating one structural example of the linear approximation apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention.

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100・・・直線近似装置
101・・・記憶される線分列を読み出す手段
102・・・直線近似処理手段
103・・・直線近似結果の線分列を出力する手段
110・・・各線分を方向によってグループに分ける処理
111・・・同じグループまたは隣り合うグループに属することのない線分同士を接続している接続点を抽出する処理
112・・・抽出した接続点で線分列を分断する処理
113・・・分断後の線分列を直線近似する処理
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 ... Straight line approximation apparatus 101 ... Means 102 which read the line segment sequence memorize | stored 102 ... Linear approximation process means 103 ... Means to output the line segment sequence of a straight line approximation result 110 ... Each line segment Processing 111 to divide into groups according to direction ... Processing to extract connection points connecting line segments that do not belong to the same group or adjacent groups 112 ... Divide line segments at the extracted connection points Process 113 ... Process for approximating a line segment after segmentation to a straight line

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地図上の道路が複数の直線を連結した線分列で表現される道路において、前記線分列を構成する前記直線の一方の端点を始点とし、他方の端点を終点とし、始点から終点に向かう方向を、線分の方向と定める直線近似装置であって、
電子的に記憶された線分列を読み出す手段と、
前記線分列について直線近似処理を行なう、直線近似処理手段と、
前記線分列が前記直線近似処理手段により直線近似処理された直線近似処理線分列を出力する直線近似処理線分列出力手段と、を有し、
前記直線近似処理手段が、前記線分の方向を360度を複数に分割して作成される方向グループに分け、前記線分の接続点が、同じグループまたは隣り合うグループに属さない線分についての接続点である場合、該接続点を屈折点として直線近似することを特徴とする直線近似装置。
In a road where a road on the map is represented by a line segment connecting a plurality of straight lines, one end point of the straight line constituting the line segment line is a start point, the other end point is an end point, and the start point is directed to the end point. A linear approximation device that determines the direction as the direction of a line segment,
Means for reading an electronically stored line segment;
Straight line approximation processing means for performing straight line approximation processing on the line segment;
Anda linear approximation line segment sequence output means for outputting the linear approximation straight lines approximation line segment sequence by the line segment sequence is the linear approximation processing means,
The straight line approximation processing means divides the direction of the line segment into direction groups created by dividing 360 degrees into a plurality of directions, and the connection points of the line segments are not the same group or adjacent groups. In the case of a connection point, a straight line approximation device that performs linear approximation using the connection point as a refraction point.
前記直線近似処理手段が前記線分を方向グループに分けるとき、水平方向と、垂直方向が含まれるそれぞれのグループにおいて、水平方向と、垂直方向が該グループの中心方向となるように定められることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の直線近似装置。 When the linear approximation processing means dividing the line segment in the direction groups, in each of the groups included in the horizontal direction, the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, the vertical direction is determined such that the center direction in the said group The linear approximation apparatus according to claim 1, wherein:
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