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Facility location / Minimum bounding box / Closest pair of points problem / Circle / Polygon / Proximity problems / Smallest circle problem / Geometry / Bounding sphere / Minimum bounding box algorithms
Date: 2007-09-06 05:52:46
Facility location
Minimum bounding box
Closest pair of points problem
Circle
Polygon
Proximity problems
Smallest circle problem
Geometry
Bounding sphere
Minimum bounding box algorithms

Largest Bounding Box, Smallest Diameter, and Related Problems on Imprecise Points

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