Abstract:
Simplification of polylines is used in many practical applications. However, in some applications, there is an expectation of having straight segments or even the ends of...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
Simplification of polylines is used in many practical applications. However, in some applications, there is an expectation of having straight segments or even the ends of circular arcs of the resultant polyline being aligned to some preferred directions. For example, building footprints are usually aligned to the direction of streets and have orthogonal shapes. This paper extends the compression algorithms [1] to support a user-defined set of preferred directions. This paper also looks into using a graphics processing unit framework to improve the performance of the algorithm.
Date of Conference: 22-25 September 2019
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 07 November 2019
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- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Preferred Direction ,
- Polyline ,
- Set Of Directions ,
- Straight Segments ,
- Compression Algorithm ,
- Circular Arc ,
- Building Footprints ,
- Square Root ,
- Error Model ,
- Square Deviation ,
- Sequential Steps ,
- Steps Of Algorithm ,
- Potential Way ,
- Vector Production ,
- Adjacent Segments ,
- Convex Objective ,
- Dynamic Programming Approach ,
- Side Of The Building
- Author Keywords
Keywords assist with retrieval of results and provide a means to discovering other relevant content. Learn more.
- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Preferred Direction ,
- Polyline ,
- Set Of Directions ,
- Straight Segments ,
- Compression Algorithm ,
- Circular Arc ,
- Building Footprints ,
- Square Root ,
- Error Model ,
- Square Deviation ,
- Sequential Steps ,
- Steps Of Algorithm ,
- Potential Way ,
- Vector Production ,
- Adjacent Segments ,
- Convex Objective ,
- Dynamic Programming Approach ,
- Side Of The Building
- Author Keywords