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Polygon Reconstruction from Line Cross-Sections

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Polygon Reconstruction from Line Cross-Sections

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We study the following geometric probing problem: Reconstruct a planar polygon from its intersections with a collection of arbitrarily-oriented "cutting" lines. We propose an algorithm which enumerates all possible reconstructions that are consistent with the input and comply with a realistic sampling condition. We analyze the complexity of the algorithm and provide some experimental results.

Gill Barequet, Craig Gotsman, Avishay Sidlesky

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Added	30 Oct 2010
Updated	30 Oct 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2006
Where	CCCG
Authors	Gill Barequet, Craig Gotsman, Avishay Sidlesky

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