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Algorithms for Reporting and Counting Geometric Intersections

IEEE Transactions on Computers · 1979 · Vol. C-28(9) · pp. 643–647
BentleyOttmann

Abstract

An interesting class of "geometric intersection problems" calls for dealing with the pairwise intersections among a set of N objects in the plane, These problems arise in many applications such as printed circuit design, architectural data bases, and computer graphics. Shamos and Hoey have described a number of algorithms for detecting whether any two objects in a planar set intersect. In this paper we extend their work by giving algorithms that count the number of such intersections and algorithms that report all such intersections.

Computational Geometry and Mesh GenerationDigital Image Processing TechniquesRobotic Path Planning AlgorithmsIntersection (aeronautics)Computer scienceSet (abstract data type)GraphicsPairwise comparisonClass (philosophy)PlanarComputer graphicsTheoretical computer scienceComputational geometry
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