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Fig. 1. Dierence between (a) the true Voronoi diagram of a planar domain bounded by free-form curve segments, andthat computed from piecewise-linear boundary approximations with (b) 15 segments and (c) 60 segments.
Fig. 3. The bisector of curves r(u) and s(v) that meet with C0 continuity, comprising the shaded region B1 ∪ B2 ∪ B3and the locus B0 consisting of abcd and gh
Fig. 4. The algorithm commences in step 1 with a single boundary segment s1 comprising the set S1, and by conventionwe have VR(s1) w.r.t
Fig. 5. In step 2, we partition VR(s1) w.r.t. S1 (= R2) into the subsets V¡(s1) and V¿(s1), whose points are closer tos1 than s2, and to s2 than s1, respectively
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