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Practical Geometry Algorithms With C Code Daniel Sunday Phd

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Practical Geometry Algorithms With C Code Daniel Sunday Phd
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Publisher: Independently Published
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.75 MB
Pages: 194
Author: Daniel Sunday, PhD
ISBN: 9788749449731, 9798749449730, 8749449737
Language: English
Year: 2021

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Practical Geometry Algorithms With C Code Daniel Sunday Phd by Daniel Sunday, Phd 9788749449731, 9798749449730, 8749449737 instant download after payment.

This book presents practical geometry algorithms with computationally fast C++ code implementations. It covers algorithms for fundamental geometric objects, such as points, lines, rays, segments, triangles, polygons, and planes. These algorithms determine the basic 2D and 3D properties, such as area, distance, inclusion, and intersections. There are also algorithms to compute bounding containers for these objects, including a fast bounding ball, various convex hull algorithms, as well as polygon extreme points and tangents. And there is a fast algorithm for polyline simplification using decimation that works in any dimension. These algorithms have been used in practice for several decades. They are robust, easy to understand, code, and maintain. And they execute very rapidly in practice, not just in theory. For example, the winding number point in polygon inclusion test, first developed by the author in 2000, is the fastest inclusion algorithm known, and works correctly even for non-simple polygons. Also, there is also a fast implementation of the Melkman algorithm for the convex hull of a simple polyline. And much more. If your programming involves geometry, this will be an invaluable reference.

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