python - sort lat long by location (top left, top right) using pandas -


i sort list of lat / long points have in pandas ordered by: top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right. aka, top left bottom right.

my 4 point collections rectangles, still irregular. have many of them , first idea df.sort([objectid, lat, long] acceding = [true, true, false]) doesn't quite work.

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all posts i've looked through tagged related take veer off advanced programming. maybe search terms off. hoping sorting method fit needs.

this interview question had. approach, accepted, find degree origin of each point. after have each degree, it's pretty straight forward organize 65 < 76 < 76 <90.

since thorough implementation, reccomend making class, let's call "euclideanpoint". each euclideanpoint has 2 attributes pair (for actual coordinates) , degree. can override < operator , equality operator (by definining special methods in class you're writing, i.e., methods names start , end 2 underscores).

from there organizing points using data structure straight forward.

here's article on operator overloading in python.

please let me know if have questions!


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