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Simple and Fast Interval Assignment Using Nonlinear and Piecewise Linear Objectives
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2014
Proceedings of the 22nd International Meshing Roundtable
Interval Assignment (IA) is the problem of assigning an integer number of mesh edges, intervals, to each curve so that the assigned value is close to the goal value, and all containing surfaces and volumes may be meshed independently and compatibly. Sum-even constraints are modeled by an integer variable with no goal. My new method NLIA solves IA more quickly than the prior lexicographic min-max approach. A problem with one thousand faces and ten thousand curves can be solved in one second. I
doi:10.1007/978-3-319-02335-9_12
dblp:conf/imr/Mitchell13
fatcat:b33hs3tk2rfixpaevgbtvc5hri