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use precondition macro
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* \cgalParamNBegin{max_iteration_number}
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* \cgalParamDescription{limit on the number of performed iterations. 0 means that there is
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* no limit on the number of performed iterations.}
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* \cgalParamExtra{\pre `max_iteration_number >=0`}
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* \cgalParamPrecondition{`max_iteration_number >=0`}
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* \cgalParamType{`int`}
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* \cgalParamDefault{0}
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* \cgalParamNEnd
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* \cgalParamDescription{to set up, in seconds, a CPU time limit after which the optimization process is stopped.
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* This time is measured using `CGAL::Real_timer`. 0 means that there is no time limit.}
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* \cgalParamType{`double`}
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* \cgalParamExtra{\pre `time_limit` \f$ \geq\f$ 0}
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* \cgalParamPrecondition{`time_limit` \f$ \geq\f$ 0}
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* \cgalParamDefault{0}
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* \cgalParamNEnd
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*
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* of its shortest incident edge, is frozen (i.e.\ is not relocated).
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* The parameter `freeze_bound` gives the threshold ratio.
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* If it is set to 0, freezing of vertices is disabled.}
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* \cgalParamExtra{\pre `0<= freeze_bound <=1}
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* \cgalParamPrecondition{`0<= freeze_bound <=1`}
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* \cgalParamType{`double`}
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* \cgalParamDefault{0.001}
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* \cgalParamNEnd
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* \cgalParamDescription{threshold ratio of stopping criterion based on convergence: the optimization process is stopped
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* when at the last iteration the displacement of any vertex is less than
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* a given fraction of the length of the shortest edge incident to that vertex.}
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* \cgalParamExtra{\pre `0 <=convergence <= 1`}
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* \cgalParamPrecondition{`0 <=convergence <= 1`}
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* \cgalParamType{`double`}
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* \cgalParamDefault{0.001}
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* \cgalParamNEnd
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