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Give two definitions of the Voronoi diagram of a point set!
Given: Set of sites 
Closest Points
The Voronoi cell
of a site
is given by the set of all points which are closer to
than to any other site
:

Halfspace Intersection
Each pair of sites
divides the space into a halfspace points which are closer to
than to 

Then,
can be described as the intersection of all halfspaces formed with other sites:

From this definition, it is obvious that all Voronoi cells are convex.

Closest Points
The Voronoi cell





Halfspace Intersection
Each pair of sites




Then,


From this definition, it is obvious that all Voronoi cells are convex.

Flashcard info:
Author: janisborn
Main topic: Informatik
Topic: Computergrafik
School / Univ.: RWTH Aachen
City: Aachen
Published: 18.05.2022