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\section Point_set_processing_3OutlierRemoval Outlier Removal
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Function `remove_outliers()` deletes a user-specified fraction
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of outliers from an input point set. More specifically, it sorts the
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input points in increasing order of average squared distances to their
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nearest neighbors and deletes the points with largest value. The user
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can either specify a fixed number of nearest neighbors or a fixed
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Function `remove_outliers()` deletes a user-specified fraction of
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outliers from an input point set. More specifically, it partitions the
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input points with respect to the average squared distances to their
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nearest neighbors and deletes the points with largest value, either
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partitionning with a threshold or removing a fixed percentage. The
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user can either specify a fixed number of nearest neighbors or a fixed
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spherical neighborhood radius.
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\subsection Point_set_processing_3Example_outlier_removal Example
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\ingroup PkgPointSetProcessing3Algorithms
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Removes outliers:
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- computes average squared distance to the nearest neighbors,
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- and sorts the points in increasing order of average distance.
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- and partitions the points either using a threshold on the of
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average distance or selecting a fixed percentage of points with
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the highest average distances
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This method modifies the order of input points so as to pack all remaining points first,
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and returns an iterator over the first point to remove (see erase-remove idiom).
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\pre `k >= 2`
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\tparam ConcurrencyTag enables sequential versus parallel algorithm. Possible values are `Sequential_tag`,
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`Parallel_tag`, and `Parallel_if_available_tag`.
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\tparam PointRange is a model of `Range`. The value type of
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its iterator is the key type of the named parameter `point_map`.
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