Math.Clumpiness.Pinpoint

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getValidPropertyMap :: (Ord a, Ord b) => Tree (SuperNode a) -> PropertyMap a b -> PropertyMap a b

Filter the PropertyMap based on the tree, getting rid of extra vertices

rootSubtree :: Tree (SuperNode a) -> Tree (SuperNode a)

Convert a subtree first node to a root

viableNode :: (Ord a, Ord b) => (b -> Bool) -> PropertyMap a b -> a -> Bool

Check if a node belongs to a label

pinpointRecursion :: (Ord a, Ord b) => (b -> Bool) -> PropertyMap a b -> Tree (SuperNode a) -> Seq (Pinpoint a b)

Assign the clumpiness to each subtree and add them to a list. Ignore if the vertex is a root

pinpoint :: (Ord a, Ord b) => Double -> Int -> (b -> Bool) -> PropertyMap a b -> Tree (SuperNode a) -> Seq (Pinpoint a b)

Return the clumpiness vertices in the tree based on the minimum clumpiness and the minimum number of descendent leaves. Here, viable is the same usage as in Algorithms. The clumpiness values are only reported if they are above a threshold of minClumpiness.