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Voronoi Diagram point set input
Voronoi-Diagram - split concave polygonfinding discrète coordinate of Intersection of two convex polygon?When are convex polygon tilings Voronoi?Largest empty circle/sphere with non-polygonal location constraintsObtain the set of points from Voronoi diagramAre the closest vertices of two non-convex polygons also part of their closest edge distanceFeasibility for doing very high dimensional (100+) convex hull & vector set operations OR show the limit.Voronoi tessellation with known cell areas and unknown seedsCan I uniquely identify a cell in an arbitrary “grid” by two numbers?Find vertices of a Voronoi diagram of convex polygons
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Is it possible to make a Voronoi diagram out of a non-simple convex hull set of points or a non-simple polygon?
I have a set of points that make up a convex hull, but within the set of points, there exists sets of points that form polygons that leave"holes" within the convex hull. I am not really sure how to better describe this problem I have encountered and I haven't seen anything definitive about NOT being able to make a Voronoi diagram or alternative solutions or simplifications to the problem to make the Voronoi diagram computable.
geometry discrete-geometry voronoi-diagram
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Is it possible to make a Voronoi diagram out of a non-simple convex hull set of points or a non-simple polygon?
I have a set of points that make up a convex hull, but within the set of points, there exists sets of points that form polygons that leave"holes" within the convex hull. I am not really sure how to better describe this problem I have encountered and I haven't seen anything definitive about NOT being able to make a Voronoi diagram or alternative solutions or simplifications to the problem to make the Voronoi diagram computable.
geometry discrete-geometry voronoi-diagram
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Is it possible to make a Voronoi diagram out of a non-simple convex hull set of points or a non-simple polygon?
I have a set of points that make up a convex hull, but within the set of points, there exists sets of points that form polygons that leave"holes" within the convex hull. I am not really sure how to better describe this problem I have encountered and I haven't seen anything definitive about NOT being able to make a Voronoi diagram or alternative solutions or simplifications to the problem to make the Voronoi diagram computable.
geometry discrete-geometry voronoi-diagram
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Is it possible to make a Voronoi diagram out of a non-simple convex hull set of points or a non-simple polygon?
I have a set of points that make up a convex hull, but within the set of points, there exists sets of points that form polygons that leave"holes" within the convex hull. I am not really sure how to better describe this problem I have encountered and I haven't seen anything definitive about NOT being able to make a Voronoi diagram or alternative solutions or simplifications to the problem to make the Voronoi diagram computable.
geometry discrete-geometry voronoi-diagram
geometry discrete-geometry voronoi-diagram
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