In geometric constraint solving, well constrained geometric problems can be abstracted as Laman graphs. If the graph is tree decomposable, the constraint-based geometric problem can be solved by a Decomposition-Recombination planner based solver. In general decomposition and recombination steps can be completed only when other steps have already been completed. This fact naturally defines a hierarchy in the decomposition-recombination steps that traditional tree decomposition representations do not capture explicitly. In this work we introduce h-graphs, a new representation for decompositions of tree decomposable Laman graphs, which captures dependence relations between different tree decomposition steps. We show how h-graphs help in effici...
Abstract. We propose a geometric constraint solving method based on connectivity analysis in graph t...
Many NP-hard problems on graphs are known to be tractable if we restrict the input to have a certain...
AbstractThe H-decomposition problem for a fixed graph H is stated as follows: Can an input graph G b...
In geometric constraint solving, well constrained geometric problems can be abstracted as Laman grap...
In geometric constraint solving, 2D well constrained geometric problems can be abstracted as Laman g...
The graph-based geometric constraint solving technique works in two steps. First the geometric probl...
In this work we describe an algorithm that generates well constrained geometric constraint graphs wh...
In geometric constraint solving, Decomposition Recombination solvers (DR-solvers) refer to a general...
Geometric problems defined by constraints can be represented by geometric constraint graphs whose no...
The graph-based geometric constraint solving technique works in two steps. First the geometric probl...
Geometric constraint solving is a central topic in many fields such as parametric solid modeling, co...
In this paper, we propose a method which can be used to decompose a 2D or 3D constraint problem into...
Geometric constraint solving is a growing field which plays a paramount role in industrial applicati...
The focus of this thesis is the concept of tree-decomposition. A tree-decomposition of a graph G is ...
In graph theory, Laman graphs [1] describe the minimally rigid plane structures composed of bars and...
Abstract. We propose a geometric constraint solving method based on connectivity analysis in graph t...
Many NP-hard problems on graphs are known to be tractable if we restrict the input to have a certain...
AbstractThe H-decomposition problem for a fixed graph H is stated as follows: Can an input graph G b...
In geometric constraint solving, well constrained geometric problems can be abstracted as Laman grap...
In geometric constraint solving, 2D well constrained geometric problems can be abstracted as Laman g...
The graph-based geometric constraint solving technique works in two steps. First the geometric probl...
In this work we describe an algorithm that generates well constrained geometric constraint graphs wh...
In geometric constraint solving, Decomposition Recombination solvers (DR-solvers) refer to a general...
Geometric problems defined by constraints can be represented by geometric constraint graphs whose no...
The graph-based geometric constraint solving technique works in two steps. First the geometric probl...
Geometric constraint solving is a central topic in many fields such as parametric solid modeling, co...
In this paper, we propose a method which can be used to decompose a 2D or 3D constraint problem into...
Geometric constraint solving is a growing field which plays a paramount role in industrial applicati...
The focus of this thesis is the concept of tree-decomposition. A tree-decomposition of a graph G is ...
In graph theory, Laman graphs [1] describe the minimally rigid plane structures composed of bars and...
Abstract. We propose a geometric constraint solving method based on connectivity analysis in graph t...
Many NP-hard problems on graphs are known to be tractable if we restrict the input to have a certain...
AbstractThe H-decomposition problem for a fixed graph H is stated as follows: Can an input graph G b...