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(Expected value can be determined by using A= LINESTRING (2 0, 0 2, 0 0, 2 2) )
The issue is caused by the fact that the topology is evaluated after the inputs have been self-noded. Input A has a node introduced, but input B does not. The new node causes the segments of A to drift so that they are no longer coincident with B (as they obviously should be). Thus the I(A)/I(B) relationship is computed as F, when it should be 2.
It's possible that #270 would fix this. Or, perhaps a new approach to predicate evaluation which can determine topology without introducing nodes is feasible.
This issue is a mirror of GEOS issue 572.
(Expected value can be determined by using A=
LINESTRING (2 0, 0 2, 0 0, 2 2)
)The issue is caused by the fact that the topology is evaluated after the inputs have been self-noded. Input A has a node introduced, but input B does not. The new node causes the segments of A to drift so that they are no longer coincident with B (as they obviously should be). Thus the I(A)/I(B) relationship is computed as F, when it should be 2.
It's possible that #270 would fix this. Or, perhaps a new approach to predicate evaluation which can determine topology without introducing nodes is feasible.
This is possibly related to #270.
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