26.05.04 Cell Placementv0.1.42 → v0.1.43
Changed in v0.1.43 (2026-04-14): now rotation use degree
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| 36 | The cell placement allows only $z$-axis rotation. The input $x$ and $y$-axis rotations will be mapped to 0 during the snapping. To focus only on the relevant data in the cell-placement, in the following sections, `rotation` refers to the $z$-axis rotation, as rotation around any other axis is mapped to zero. The snapped $z$-axis rotation together with zero rotation on the other axes is the resulting `rotation` for each `Embedding`. | 36 | The cell placement allows only $z$-axis rotation. The input $x$ and $y$-axis rotations will be mapped to 0 during the snapping. To focus only on the relevant data in the cell-placement, in the following sections, `rotation` refers to the $z$-axis rotation, as rotation around any other axis is mapped to zero. The snapped $z$-axis rotation together with zero rotation on the other axes is the resulting `rotation` for each `Embedding`. |
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| 38 | Cell-placement allows artifacts to have only $z$-axis rotations of 0, 90, 180, or 270 degrees. This means the value of the resulting `rotation` around $z$-axis MUST be in the set $\{\frac{k\pi}{2}\mid k\in\mathbb{Z}\}$. | 38 | Cell-placement allows artifacts to have only $z$-axis rotations of 0, 90, 180, or 270 degrees. This means the value of the resulting `rotation` around $z$-axis MUST be in the set $\{k\, 90\degree\mid k\in\mathbb{Z}\}$. |
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| 40 | ## 26.05.04.05 Snap the Position | 40 | ## 26.05.04.05 Snap the Position |
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