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by phkahler
1633 days ago
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>> Cases 5 and 10 in the article are actually ambiguous. They are. He does mention using interpolation to make better boundaries. For example if you're using a threshold value and flag points as above/below that value, you can position the end-point of a line based on that threshold. When the lines don't exactly split a squares edge then cases 5 and 10 can be made less ambiguous by selecting the lines that minimize total line-length within a square. Or some similar heuristic. |
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