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@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ one can use the run_until function
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\code{.cpp}
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rs2.run_until(20); // perform edge contractions until only 20 vertices are left.
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\endcode
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and specify the number of output vertices one wants to keep as illustrated next.
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and specify the number of output vertices one wants to keep as illustrated in Figure \cgalFigureRef{2D_Reconstruction_Simplification_twenty_vertices}.
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\cgalFigureBegin{2D_Reconstruction_Simplification_twenty_vertices,twenty_vertices.png}
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Examples of 20-vertex reconstructions from datasets consisting of 2000, 400 and 200 input points respectively. The examples illustrates the behavior of the algorithm when the input point density decreases.
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\param input_range range of input data.
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\param point_map A `ReadablePropertyMap` used to access the input points.
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\param mass_map A `ReadablePropertyMap` used to access the input points' mass.
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\param sample_size If `sample_size != 0`, the size of the random sample replaces the exhaustive priority queue.
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\param mass_map A `ReadablePropertyMap` used to access the input points' masses.
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\param sample_size If `sample_size != 0`, the size of the random sample which replaces the exhaustive priority queue.
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\param use_flip If `true` the edge flipping procedure is used to ensure that every edge can be made collapsible.
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\param relocation The number of point relocations that are performed between two edge collapses.
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\param verbose controls how much console output is produced by the algorithm. The values are 0, 1, or > 1.
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@ -1387,10 +1387,10 @@ bool create_pedge(const Edge& edge, Rec_edge_2& pedge) {
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}
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/*!
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Computes a shape, reconstructing the input, by performing `steps` many
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Computes a shape, reconstructing the input, by performing `steps`
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edge collapse operators on the output simplex.
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\param steps The number of edge collapse operators performed by the algorithm.
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\param steps The number of edge collapse operators to be performed.
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*/
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void run(const unsigned steps) {
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double timer = clock();
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