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A sequence of point coordinates referring to the line segments connecting them, as used to represent a one-dimensional feature or object.
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Points within "normal bounds" of a linestring in Python
I have a list of Point(s) (the small circles in the image) and a LineString (the solid line with an arrow). … I want to select only the points which are within the "normal bounds" of the LineString (the dashed lines show the normal bounds of the line - they intersect at 90 degress at the ends of the line). …
