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Example:

unitsize(1cm);
defaultpen(linewidth(1bp));

picture pic1,pic2,pic3,pic4;

path bigbox=box((0,0),(4,4));
draw(pic1,Label("Input image",Relative(0.25/2)),bigbox);
draw(pic1,box((1,2),(2,3)),linetype(new real[] {4,4}));

filldraw(pic2,shift(2*(-.5,.5))*bigbox,white);
filldraw(pic2,shift(-.5,.5)*bigbox,white);
filldraw(pic2,bigbox,white);
label(pic2,Label(minipage("\centering Convolution \\ (feature maps)",3cm),Relative(0.25/2)),bigbox);
path dashedbox=box(((1,2)+(2,3))/2,(2,3));
draw(pic2,dashedbox,linetype(new real[] {4,4}));


path box1=box((1,1),(3,3));
filldraw(pic3,shift(2*(-.5,.5))*box1,white);
filldraw(pic3,shift(-.5,.5)*box1,white);
filldraw(pic3,box1,white);
label(pic3,Label("Maxpooling",Relative(0.25/2),9*RightSide),box1);

path cir=circle((3.5,0.5),0.5);
for(int i=6; i>=0;--i){ filldraw(pic4,shift(i*(-.5,.5))*cir,white); }
label(pic4,Label(minipage("\centering Fully- \\ connected \\ layer)",3cm),Relative(0.75),12*RightSide),shift(3*(-.5,.5))*cir);

add(pic1);
add(shift(6,0)*pic2);
add(shift(11,0)*pic3);
add(shift(15,0)*pic4);
shipout(bbox(2mm,Fill(white)));

Output:

enter image description here

This is what I need:

enter image description here

Can I draw dashed line connect two dots from pic1 to pic2, pic2 to pic3, ...?

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  • I’m voting to close this question because this seems to be a pure Asymptote problem and not TeX related.
    – TobiBS
    Aug 18, 2020 at 6:41
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    I don't agree with closing this question because Asymptote is a part of LaTeX just like pstricks, metapost, metafont. This question is relevant here.
    – AndréC
    Aug 18, 2020 at 6:46
  • You can certainly add draw((1.5,1.5)--(6.5,1.5),black+dashed); after the add(shift(5,0)*pic2); line. Is that what you needed?
    – James
    Aug 18, 2020 at 12:55
  • @James I want to ask if Asymptote can have a command such as pair M=(pic1,(1.5,1.5)), N=(pic2,(1.5,1.5));, draw(M--N,dashed); and then add it after the add(shift(5,0)*pic2); line.
    – user213378
    Aug 18, 2020 at 13:28
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    @TobiBS:: Please read the description of the asymptote tag and don't vote to close relevant questions on TeX.SE.
    – g.kov
    Aug 19, 2020 at 16:14

3 Answers 3

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Perhaps, it would be more convenient to track and use transform, like this, for example:

settings.outformat="pdf";
size(9cm);
picture pic;

guide gc=scale(sqrt(2),1)*unitcircle;
guide gc1=shift(-1/sqrt(2),0)*scale(1/sqrt(2))*unitcircle;
guide gc2=shift( 1/sqrt(2),0)*scale(1/sqrt(2))*unitcircle;

pair A=(-1/sqrt(2),0);
pair B=( 1/sqrt(2),0);

filldraw(pic,gc ,orange,   darkblue+0.7bp);
filldraw(pic,gc1,lightred, red+     0.7bp);
filldraw(pic,gc2,lightblue,blue+    0.7bp);

transform[] tr={
  identity(),
  shift(3,2)*rotate(42),
  shift(3,-2)*rotate(242)
};

for(var rel: tr) add(rel*pic);

draw(tr[0]*B--tr[2]*B,blue+0.7*bp);
draw(tr[1]*A--tr[2]*A,red+0.7*bp);

for(var rel: tr){
  dot(rel*(A--B),UnFill);
  label("$A$",rel*A,plain.NE);
  label("$B$",rel*B,plain.NE);
}

enter image description here

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  • Thanks! transform[] tr={ identity(), shift(6,0), shift(11,0), shift(15,0) }; add(tr[0]*pic1); add(tr[1]*pic2); add(tr[2]*pic3); add(tr[3]*pic4); draw(tr[0]*(2,3)--tr[1]*(min(dashedbox).x,max(dashedbox).y),blue+0.7*bp); draw(tr[0]*(2,2)--tr[1]*min(dashedbox),red+0.7*bp); ...
    – user213378
    Aug 20, 2020 at 7:02
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Based on your question and comment, you want to draw a line between two coordinates on two different pictures by referencing the pictures. I don't know of a direct way to do this, but maybe the following will suit your needs.

I define the offset of pic2 as a pair. Then you may use this pair to also offset the dashed line endpoint.

unitsize(1cm);
picture pic1,pic2;

draw(pic1,(0,0)--(3,3),Arrow);
dot(pic1,(1.5,1.5));
draw(pic2,(0,3)--(3,0),Arrow);
dot(pic2,(1.5,1.5));

pair pic2offset = (5,0);

add(pic1);
add(shift(pic2offset)*pic2);

draw((1.5,1.5)--pic2offset+(1.5,1.5),black+dashed);

shipout(bbox(2mm,Fill(white)));
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  • I understand your answer, however I want to know Asymptote can have a syntax like that.
    – user213378
    Aug 18, 2020 at 14:01
  • Certainly, your answer is a way.
    – user213378
    Aug 18, 2020 at 14:08
  • @user213378: Thank you for your question update. Hopefully someone else will have an answer that makes it easier to draw between pictures. Good luck!
    – James
    Aug 18, 2020 at 14:11
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    @James: +1. Perhaps, it would be more convenient to use transform, like transform relPic2=shift(pic2offset);add(relPic2*pic2); draw((1.5,1.5)--relPic2*(1.5,1.5),black+dashed);.
    – g.kov
    Aug 19, 2020 at 16:33
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Recall that this task is very easy in drawing with TikZ, both for points or nodes including all their anchor points. In case they are in different parts of the current picture, that is, in different scope, just give these nodes some names, say (A) and (B). Then we can use \draw (A)--(B); or \draw (A.120)--(B.center);

For Asymptote, the answer of @g.kov works for points (pair) in different pictures. The following is my test for boundary points of different objects. The syntax point(B,dir(45),t) give us a pair in the direction 45 on the boundary of object B, under action of the transform t. Many things works as expected. However we need to test more, e.g.,

  1. unitsize(1cm) does not work, I have to specify units in each command;
  2. fill(circle(Y,2pt),red); // did see anything
  3. dot(Y); // did not work, wrong position 4. draw(X .. controls X+dir(45) and Y+dir(-50) .. Y,red,Arrow); //give a stright line ` The code

enter image description here

//unitsize(1cm);   // did not work, quite annoying
filldraw(circle((0,0),2.5cm),lightgray);
object A=draw("$A$",box,(-1cm,-1cm),xmargin=5mm,FillDraw(yellow,blue));
pair X=point(A,dir(120));
dot(X);

transform t=shift(4cm,-1cm);

picture pic;
filldraw(pic,box((0,0),(3cm,3.5cm)),pink);
object B=draw(pic,"$B$",ellipse,(2cm,2.5cm),xmargin=3mm,FillDraw(white,blue));
pair Y=point(B,dir(45),t);
fill(circle(Y,2pt),red);  // did not work
dot(Y);                      // did not work

add(t*pic);
draw(X {N} .. {S}Y,red,Arrow);
draw(X --Y,Arrow(TeXHead));

//draw(X .. controls X+dir(45) and Y+dir(-50) .. Y,red,Arrow); // <<< did not work! I don't know why

shipout(bbox(5mm,invisible));
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    The unitsize command, like most of the draw commands, accepts a picture argument, which defaults to currentpicture. This may explain your difficulties with it here. Feb 1, 2021 at 19:11

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