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Point feature map labeling is a geometric visualization problem, in which a set of input points must be labeled with a set of disjoint rectangles (the bounding boxes of the label texts).
Maarten Löffler +2 more
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Consistent labeling of rotating maps [PDF]
Dynamic maps that allow continuous map rotations, for example, on mobile devices, encounter new geometric labeling issues unseen in static maps before. We study the following dynamic map labeling problem: The input is an abstract map consisting of a set $
Andreas Gemsa +2 more
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A practical map labeling algorithm [PDF]
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Alexander Wolff
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A Combinatorial Framework for Map Labeling [PDF]
The general map labeling problem consists in labeling a set of sites (points, lines, regions) given a set of candidates (rectangles, circles, ellipses, irregularly shaped labels) for each site. A map can be a classical cartographical map, a diagram, a graph or any other figure that needs to be labeled.
Wagner, F., Wolff, A.
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Exploring Semi-Automatic Map Labeling [PDF]
Extended version of a paper appearing in SIGSPATIAL ...
Fabian Klute +4 more
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Optimizing map labeling of point features based on an onion peeling approach [PDF]
Map labeling of point features is the problem of placing text labels to corresponding point features on a map in a way that minimizes overlaps while satisfying basic rules for the quality.
Wan D Bae +4 more
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Labeling a rectilinear map more efficiently [PDF]
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Marc Van Kreveld
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Genetic algorithms for map labeling. [PDF]
Map labeling is the cartographic problem of placing the names of features (for example cities or rivers) on the map. A good labeling has no intersections between labels. Even basic versions of the problem are NP-hard. In addition, realistic map-labeling problems deal with many cartographic constraints, which pose more demands on how the labels should ...
Dijk, Steven Ferdinand van
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An algorithmic study of practical map labeling [PDF]
Label placement is a challenging task in map production, both manual and automatic, and is crucial for the overall map quality. While practical label placement algorithms are typically fast and can compute overlap-free positions of thousands of labels ...
Li, Guangping
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TOTAL EDGE IRREGULAR LABELING FOR TRIANGULAR GRID GRAPHS AND RELATED GRAPHS
Let be a graph with and are the set of its vertices and edges, respectively. Total edge irregular -labeling on is a map from to satisfies for any two distinct edges have distinct weights. The minimum for which the satisfies the labeling is spoken
Muhammad Nurul Huda, Yeni Susanti
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