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In order to support the dilation operation we simply explore the neighborhood graph. However we need to have a valid upper bound up to which distance we need to explore the neighborhood in the graph. In the triangulation this is easier (dt is a geometric spanner, problem: constrained edges).
Additionally we don't calculate the distance correctly but use various kinds of approximations.
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In order to support the dilation operation we simply explore the neighborhood graph. However we need to have a valid upper bound up to which distance we need to explore the neighborhood in the graph. In the triangulation this is easier (dt is a geometric spanner, problem: constrained edges).
Additionally we don't calculate the distance correctly but use various kinds of approximations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: