Titlebook: Applied Computational Geometry. Towards Geometric Engineering; FCRC ‘96 Workshop, W Ming C. Lin,Dinesh Manocha Conference proceedings 1996

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Christopher McGann,Kristi Kiickm a well known machine learning problem, the problem of computing decision trees. Typically one is given a dataset of positive and negative points, and has to compute a decision tree that fits it. The points are in a low dimensional space, and the data are collected experimentally. Most practical so

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Applications of Ceramic Materials,bjects in the model and image to determine structure and pose, without relying on specific correspondences between local or global geometric features of the objects. We provide results determining the minimal number of regions required to uniquely determine the pose under a variety of situations, an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0014474Algorithmische Geometry; Computergestützter Geometrischer Entwurf; Geometrische Berechnungen; Geometris

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978-3-540-61785-3Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996

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On some applications of computational geometry in manufacturing and virtual environments,s — manufacturing and virtual environments. We discuss a few of the applications-driven computational geometry problems in these domains and point to some possible future research directions that will assist in transferring algorithmic methods into practice.

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The computational geometry impact task force report: An executive summary,omputing. The report was intended as a wake-up call rather than an agenda setter, meant to engage a community-wide discussion on the future of computational geometry. What follows is a brief executive summary of the report. The full report is accessible at the URL, http://www.cs.princeton.edu/～chaze

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