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\subsubsection Remeshing
\paragraph Local Isotropic Incremental Remeshing
\paragraph isorem Local Isotropic Incremental Remeshing
The incremental triangle-based isotropic remeshing algorithm introduced by Botsch et al
\cgalCite{botsch2004remeshing}, \cgalCite{botsch2010PMP} is implemented in this package.
This algorithm incrementally performs simple operations such as edge splits, edge collapses,
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(b) Curvature-based adaptive sizing field.
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\paragraph Delaunay-Based Surface Remeshing
\paragraph mesh3rem Delaunay-Based Surface Remeshing
The mesh generation algorithm implemented in the \ref PkgMesh3 package can be used to remesh a given triangulated surface mesh.
The algorithm, based on Delaunay refinement of a restricted Delaunay triangulation,
generates a triangle surface mesh that provably has the required properties on simplices size,
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algorithm while preserving the detected sharp edges
is given in \ref Polygon_mesh_processing/delaunay_remeshing_example.cpp
\paragraph Approximated Centroidal Voronoi Diagram (ACVD) remeshing
\paragraph acvdrem Approximated Centroidal Voronoi Diagram (ACVD) remeshing
This method is a vertex-clustering-based remeshing algorithm. It is based on
\cgalCite{cgal:vc-acvdupmc-04} and extended in \cgalCite{cgal:vkc-apmsdcvd-05} and \cgalCite{cgal:vcp-grtmmdvd-08}.
The algorithm selects the requested number of output vertices as init
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of to use the quadratic error metrics directly in the energy formulation of each cluster (slower but produce
better quality triangles). It is also possible to use an adaptive remeshing based on the curvature.
\paragraph Decimate Remeshing of (Almost) Planar Patches
\paragraph decimate Remeshing of (Almost) Planar Patches
When many triangles are used to describe a planar region of a model, one might wish to simplify the mesh
in this region to use few elements, or even a single large polygonal face when the region makes up a simply connected patch.
This can be achieved using the function `CGAL::Polygon_mesh_processing::remesh_planar_patches()`.