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2019-06-30, 13:37
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"Mike"
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2019-06-30, 22:59
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"Rashid Naimi"
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Unless there is no distinction between a "Weakly simple polygon" and a "Simple Polygon". Quote:
Last fiddled with by a1call on 2019-06-30 at 23:38 |
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2019-07-01, 05:25
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2019-07-01, 06:29
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Can 3 (consecutive) points lie in a straight line?
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2019-07-01, 06:35
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"Rashid Naimi"
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With "Weakly simple polygon" your interpretation is as good as mine if not better. But I don't read any restrictions other than crossing lines.
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2019-07-01, 06:37
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2019-07-01, 10:44
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LOL. The best answer I got was exactly a difference of 7 (several polygons with area 8 and several with area 15).
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2019-07-01, 19:21
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"Rashid Naimi"
Oct 2015
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Well, being a chess player, mathematician and not to mention smart, does give you an unfair advantage.
But at least you didn't have to use your programming skills this time. 
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2019-07-01, 20:52
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2019-07-01, 23:17
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2019-07-02, 00:03
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"Rashid Naimi"
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I have confirmation. The polygons should not be weakly-simple.
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