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Questions about algorithmic solutions of geometric problems, or other algorithms making usage of geometry.
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Point Location Problem in Polygon in Repetitive Mode for a Simple Polygon
I consider Point Location Problem in Polygon in repetitive mode in the case of simple polygon.
In computational geometry,Point Location Problem in Polygon problem asks whether a given point in the pl …
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If a point is a vertex of convex hull
The exercise is
Given a set of point $S$ and a point $p$. Decide in $O(n)$ time if $p$ is a vertex of convex polygon formed from points of $S$.
The problem is I am a little bit confused with t …
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Maximum Enclosing Circle of a Given Radius
I try to find an approach to the following problem:
Given the set of point $S$ and radius $r$, find the center point of circle, such that the circle contains the maximum number of points from the …
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How do I test if a polygon is monotone with respect to an arbitrary line?
Definition: A polygon $P$ in the plane is called monotone with respect to a straight line $L$, if every line orthogonal to $L$ intersects $P$ at most twice.
Given a polygon $P$, is it possible to …
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Circle Intersection with Sweep Line Algorithm
Unfortunately I am still not so strong in understanding Sweep Line Algorithm. All papers and textbooks on the topic are already read, however understanding is still far away. Just in order to make it …
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Finding the point nearest to the x-axis over some segment
I have problem with solving the following exercise
Given the set $P$ on $n$ points in two dimensions, build in time $O(n\log n)$ a data structure of $P$ such that given a horizontal segment $s$ fi …
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Area of the union of rectangles anchored on the x-axis
I am trying to solve the following computational geometry problem.
Let $S$ be a set of $n$ axis-parallel rectangles in the plane, so that the bottom edge of each rectangle in $S$ lies on the $x$-axis …
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If any 3 points are collinear
Given a set $S$ of points $p_1,..,p_2$ give the most efficient algorithm for determining if any 3 points of the set are collinear.
The problem is I started with general definition but I cannot co …
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Rectangle Coverage by Sweep Line
I am given an exercise unfortunately I didn't succeed by myself.
There is a set of rectangles $R_{1}..R_{n}$ and a rectangle $R_{0}$. Using plane sweeping algorithm determine if $R_{0}$ is complet …
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How do I test if a polygon is monotone with respect to a line?
It's well known that monotone polygons play a crucial role in polygon triangulation.
Definition: A polygon $P$ in the plane is called monotone with respect to a straight line $L$, if every line o …
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Shortest distance between a point in A and a point in B
Given two sets $A$ and $B$ each containing $n$ disjoint points
in the plane, compute the shortest distance between a point in $A$ and a point in $B$, i.e., $\min \space \{\mbox{ } \text{dist}(p, …
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Line separates two sets of points
If there is a way to identify if two sets of points can be separated by a line?
We have two sets of points $A$ and $B$ if there is a line that separates $A$ and $B$ such that all points of $A$ and …
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Coverage problem (transmitter and receiver)
I try to solve the following coverage problem.
There are $n$ transmitters with coverage area of 1km and $n$ receivers. Decide in $O(n\log n)$ that all receivers are covered by any transmitter. Al …
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Connection between castability and convexity
I am wondering if there are any connection between convex polygon and castable object? What can we say about castability of the object if we know that the object is convex polygon and vice versa.
Let' …
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How do I construct a doubly connected edge list given a set of line segments?
For a given planar graph $G(V,E)$ embedded in the plane, defined by a set of line segments $E= \left \{ e_1,...,e_m \right \} $, each segment $e_i$ is represented by its endpoints $\left \{ L_i,R_i …