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Register a new userA Simple Algorithm for Computing BOCP
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Zhijie Wang
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2012
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Informatics Engineering
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English
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Jack Wang
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In this article, we devise a concise algorithm for computing BOCP. Our method is simple, easy-to-implement but without loss of efficiency. Given two circular-arc polygons with $m$ and $n$ edges respectively, our method runs in $O(m+n+(l+k)log l)$ time, using $O(m+n+k)$ space, where $k$ is the number of intersections, and $l$ is the number of {edge}s. Our algorithm has the power to approximate to linear complexity when $k$ and $l$ are small. The superiority of the proposed algorithm is also validated through empirical study.
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