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Scale preserving smoothing of polygons.
A smoother version of a polygon ¿ is defined as a polygon which approximates ¿ according to a given criterion and which simultaneously has no more edges than ¿ itself. In this paper, a scale preserving smoothing algorithm is presented. The input to the algorithm is a polygon ¿ and the output is its smoothed version ¿. ¿, which contains all the scale information that ¿ contains, is called the linear minimum perimeter polygon (LMPP) of ¿ within a tolerance of. Using the quantity the degree of with ¿ approximates ¿ can be controlled. From the LMPP a representation for a polygon approximating ¿ can be procured, which is invariant to scale and translation changes. Examples of smoothing maps and characters have been presented.
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