We propose an algorithm for finding a (1 + ??)-approximate shortest path through a weighted 3D simplicial complex ??. The weights are integers from the range [1,W] and the vertices have integral coordinates. Let N be the largest vertex coordinate magnitude, and let n be the number of tetrahedra in ??. Let ?? be some arbitrary constant. Let ?? be the size of the largest connected component of tetrahedra whose aspect ratios exceed ??. There exists a constant C dependent on ?? but independent of such that if ?? ??? 1 Cloglog n + O(1), the running time of our algorithm is polynomial in n, 1/ and log(NW). If ?? = O(1), the running time reduces to O(n??-O(1)(log(NW))O(1))
Let P be a path between two points s and t in a polygonal subdivision T with obstacles and weighted ...
In this paper, a geometric shortest path problem in weighted regions is discussed. An arrangement of...
A path P between two points s and t in a polygonal subdivision T with obstacles and weighted regions...
We propose an algorithm for finding a (1 + ??)-approximate shortest path through a weighted 3D simpl...
We present an approximation algorithm for computing shortest paths in weighted three-dimensional dom...
The development of algorithms to efficiently determine an optimal path through a complex environment...
The development of algorithms to efficiently determine an optimal path through a complex environment...
Let T be a planar subdivision with n vertices. Each face of T has a weight from [1, ??] ??? {???}. A...
Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references.The development of algorithms to efficiently d...
Classic shortest path algorithms operate on graphs, which are suitable for problems that can be repr...
Consider a simple polyhedron P, possibly non-convex, composed of n triangular regions (faces), in wh...
We consider the classical geometric problem of determining a shortest path through a weighted domain...
In this paper, we study the weighted region problem (WRP) which is to compute a shortest path in a w...
sack @ scs.carleton.ca We consider the classical geometric problem of determining a shortest path th...
Consider a simple polyhedron P, possibly non-convex, composed of n triangular regions (faces), each ...
Let P be a path between two points s and t in a polygonal subdivision T with obstacles and weighted ...
In this paper, a geometric shortest path problem in weighted regions is discussed. An arrangement of...
A path P between two points s and t in a polygonal subdivision T with obstacles and weighted regions...
We propose an algorithm for finding a (1 + ??)-approximate shortest path through a weighted 3D simpl...
We present an approximation algorithm for computing shortest paths in weighted three-dimensional dom...
The development of algorithms to efficiently determine an optimal path through a complex environment...
The development of algorithms to efficiently determine an optimal path through a complex environment...
Let T be a planar subdivision with n vertices. Each face of T has a weight from [1, ??] ??? {???}. A...
Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references.The development of algorithms to efficiently d...
Classic shortest path algorithms operate on graphs, which are suitable for problems that can be repr...
Consider a simple polyhedron P, possibly non-convex, composed of n triangular regions (faces), in wh...
We consider the classical geometric problem of determining a shortest path through a weighted domain...
In this paper, we study the weighted region problem (WRP) which is to compute a shortest path in a w...
sack @ scs.carleton.ca We consider the classical geometric problem of determining a shortest path th...
Consider a simple polyhedron P, possibly non-convex, composed of n triangular regions (faces), each ...
Let P be a path between two points s and t in a polygonal subdivision T with obstacles and weighted ...
In this paper, a geometric shortest path problem in weighted regions is discussed. An arrangement of...
A path P between two points s and t in a polygonal subdivision T with obstacles and weighted regions...