Voronoialueen
Voronoialueen, also known as Voronoi diagrams or Voronoi tessellations, are geometric structures that partition a plane into regions based on distance to a specific set of points, known as seeds, sites, or generators. Each region, or cell, consists of all points closer to a particular seed than to any other. The boundaries of these regions are the perpendicular bisectors of the line segments connecting the seeds.
Voronoialueen were first introduced by the Russian mathematician Georgy Voronoy in 1908. They have applications in
The dual of a Voronoi diagram is a Delaunay triangulation, a geometric structure that connects the seeds
Voronoialueen can be constructed in various ways, including Fortune's algorithm and the divide-and-conquer method. The choice