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Bentley–Ottmann Algorithm - Analysis
... The algorithm processes one event per segment endpoint or crossing point, in the sorted order of the x-coordinates of these points, as may be proven by induction ... event has been processed, the next event (if it is a crossing point) must be a crossing of two segments that are adjacent in the ordering of the segments represented by T, and ... As a consequence, it correctly finds all crossings of input line segments, the problem it was designed to solve ...
... The algorithm processes one event per segment endpoint or crossing point, in the sorted order of the x-coordinates of these points, as may be proven by induction ... event has been processed, the next event (if it is a crossing point) must be a crossing of two segments that are adjacent in the ordering of the segments represented by T, and ... As a consequence, it correctly finds all crossings of input line segments, the problem it was designed to solve ...
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