Crossing-FreeBoundary LabelingUsing Hyperleaders.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Future work… Weighted version: each label has weight equal to the number of the sites connected to the label. The objective is to maximize the total weight. Four-side problem is very difficult because x- and y- coordinates matter. Labeling on a line is more feasible future work. One-side many-to-one labeling using type-po hyper-leaders is difficult because horizontal line is fixed. Labeling using Steiner-leaders is just an extension of that using type-po hyper-leaders. Crossing-FreeBoundary LabelingUsing Hyperleaders Chun-Cheng Lin Taipei Municipal University of Education * Outline Introduction Motivations Our results One-side case ? O(n log n) time solvable Two-side case ? O(n2) time solvable Four-side case ? simulated annealing Conclusion Future work * Map Labeling Point features e.g., city Line features e.g., river Area features e.g., mountain * Boundary Labeling [Bekos et al., GD 2004] (Bekos Symvonis, GD 2005) Type-opo leaders Type-po leders Type-s leaders Min (total leader length) s.t. #(leader crossing) = 0 1-side, 2-side, 4-side site label leader * Variants Polygons labeling Multi-stack boundary labeling Type-od leader Type-pd leader Type-do leader * * Brown booby Taiwan hill partridge Masked palm civet Hawk Melogale moschata Bamboo partridge Chinese pangolin Mallard Distribution of some animals in Taiwan: Many-Site-to-One-Label Boundary Labeling(a.k.a., Many-to-One Boundary Labeling)(Lin, Kao Yen, 2008) Legend: Brown booby Taiwan hill partridge Masked palm civet Hawk Melogale moschata Bamboo partridge Chinese pangolin Mallard * Brown booby Masked palm civet Hawk Chinese pangolin Taiwan hill partridge Melogale moschata Bamboo partridge Mallard Two-Side Many-to-One Boundary Labeling * One More Example– Server Motherboard – 8 DIMMs ATX Power Supply 2 LAN Ports Battery BIOS 2 Chipsets 6 SATA Connectors IDE Slot PS2 Port USB Port C