Space-efficient Algorithms for Visibility Problems in Simple Polygon

Computer Science – Computational Geometry

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15 pages, 5 figures

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Given a simple polygon $P$ consisting of $n$ vertices, we study the problem of designing space-efficient algorithms for computing (i) the visibility polygon of a point inside $P$, (ii) the weak visibility polygon of a line segment inside $P$ and (iii) the minimum link path between a pair of points inside $P$. For problem (i) two algorithms are proposed. The first one is an in-place algorithm where the input array may be lost. It uses only O(1) extra space apart from the input array. The second one assumes that the input is given in a read-only array, and it needs $O(\sqrt{n})$ extra space. The time complexity of both the algorithms are O(n). For problem (ii), we have assumed that the input polygon is given in a read-only array. Our proposed algorithm runs in $O(n^2)$ time using O(1) extra space. For problem (iii) the time and space complexities of our proposed algorithm are $O(kn)$ and O(1) respectively; $k$ is the length (number of links) in a minimum link path between the given pair of points.

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