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Ryan Ernst updated LUCENE-7147:
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Attachment: LUCENE-7147.patch
Here is a patch which adds the following simple logic: if the rect of the
subtree do not cross over any axis of the bbox, and none of the corners of the
rect are in the circle, then they are disjoint. Note that while the meridian
axis of bbox is simple (it is just the longitude of the circle center), the
latitude is a little more complicated. This is the latitude at which the bbox
longitudes intersect the circle, which is *not* the latitude of the circle
center (as it would be in normal 2D), except when the center is on the equator.
The patch provides a utility method to calculate this latitude for a given
circle. It also has a randomized test to check this disjoint logic in
isolation, outside of the geo data structures, and a nice utility for
visualizing these circles and rects, along with the bbox and its axis' (thanks
Mike!).
> Improve disjoint check for geo distance query traversal
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> Key: LUCENE-7147
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-7147
> Project: Lucene - Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Ryan Ernst
> Attachments: LUCENE-7147.patch
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> When doing geo distance queries, it is important to avoid traversing subtrees
> which do not contain any relevant points. We currently have checks which
> compare the bbox of the query to the bounds of the subtree. However, it is
> possible for a subtree to overlap the bbox, but still not intersect the
> query. This issue is to improve that check to avoid unnecessary traversals.
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