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\ccPkgSummary{
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This package supports circular, triangular, and isorectangular range search
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queries as well as (k) nearest neighbor search queries on 2D point sets.
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In contrast to thes spatial searching package, this package uses a
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In contrast to the spatial searching package, this package uses a
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Delaunay triangulation as underlying data structure.}
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\ccPkgDependsOn{\ccRef[2D Delaunay triangulation]{Pkg:Triangulation2}}
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\ccHeading{Requirements}
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept PointSetTraits and from
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept \ccc{PointSetTraits} and from
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the Delaunay triangulation data type:
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\begin{itemize}
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\item \ccc{Dt::Geom_traits}
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The function \ccRefName\ is the function template version of the k nearest
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neighbors search on Delaunay triangulations. There are two versions of
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this function, one taking a point of the Delanay triangulation and the
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this function, one taking a point of the Delaunay triangulation and the
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other taking a vertex handle.
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\ccInclude{CGAL/nearest_neighbor_delaunay_2.h}
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of the sequence. }
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\ccHeading{Requirements}
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept PointSetTraits and from
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept \ccc{PointSetTraits} and from
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the Delaunay triangulation data type:
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\begin{itemize}
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\item \ccc{Dt::Geom_traits}
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of the sequence. }
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\ccHeading{Requirements}
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept PointSetTraits and from
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept \ccc{PointSetTraits} and from
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the Delaunay triangulation data type:
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\begin{itemize}
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\item \ccc{Dt::Geom_traits}
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perform range searches on Delaunay triangulations. The first performs
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circular range searches, the second triangular range searches and the
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third performs iso-rectangular range searches. The other three range search
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function templates perform enhanced variants of the three beforementioned
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function templates perform enhanced variants of the three aforementioned
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operations.\\
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They get a user-defined object that has to control the range search operation.
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This way one can for instance stop the search, when $n$ points were found.
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\ccHeading{Requirements}
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\begin{itemize}
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\item \ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept PointSetTraits and from
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\item \ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept \ccc{PointSetTraits} and from
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the Delaunay triangulation data type:
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\begin{itemize}
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\item \ccc{Dt::Geom_traits}
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$delau$ is the \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation on which we perform the range search operation.}
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\ccHeading{Requirements}
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept PointSetTraits and from
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept \ccc{PointSetTraits} and from
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the Delaunay triangulation data type:
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\begin{itemize}
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\item \ccc{Dt::Geom_traits}
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of the sequence. $delau$ is the \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation on which we perform the range search operation.}
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\ccHeading{Requirements}
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept PointSetTraits and from
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\ccc{Dt} is a \cgal\ Delaunay triangulation and contains the following subset of types from the concept \ccc{PointSetTraits} and from
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the Delaunay triangulation data type:
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\begin{itemize}
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\item \ccc{Dt::Geom_traits}
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