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This is a working solution with laspy:
import numpy as np
import laspy
from mpl_toolkits.mplot3d import Axes3D
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# reading las file and copy points
input_las = laspy.file.File("test.las", mode="r")
point_records = input_las.points.copy()
# getting scaling and offset parameters
las_scaleX = input_las.header.scale[0]
...
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You were almost there. You missed to compute the pulseID with laspulse() and you missed that the scan angle is stored in ScanAngleRank
Since lidR 2.0.0 pulseID is no longer computed at read time. And since rlas 1.3.0 that introduced support of LAS 1.4 format the attribute ScanAngle is now ScanAngleRank. The name ScanAngle is reserved for angle stored in LAS ...
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Your question is related to LAScatalog processing engine tuning. A topic not documented in the official documentation. The only one existing documentation at the time being (june 2019) is a wiki page that provide an example to change the drivers.
In short the drivers used to write objects to files are stored in the LAScatalog object. You can access to them ...
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In order to answer, let’s put aside important, but broad issues:
The fact that identifying and segmenting trees is a very complex analysis which depends on many things (things related to the type of vegetation, and quality and amount of available data, for example).
That processing 'large point clouds' in R is a real concern (due to memory limitation), and ...
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