Hi, does anyone has a link to problems that, in order to solve it, we need to use the sweep line output sensitive algorithm to find all the intersections in a set of lines? I just learn it, but can't find a link to the problem.
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Hi, does anyone has a link to problems that, in order to solve it, we need to use the sweep line output sensitive algorithm to find all the intersections in a set of lines? I just learn it, but can't find a link to the problem.
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This Tutorial is sufficient to understand this concept(atleast for me) with code.
I already understood the algorithm and even code it, what i need is a link to submit it
Problem Simple Polygon (also in gym) from CTU Open 2011 is one example, I think. You can also have a look here for other resources, and possibly more problems.