CGAL 4.7 - Optimal Distances: CGAL Namespace Reference

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CGAL 4.7 - Optimal Distances

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## Classes

class | Polytope_distance_d
| An object of the class `Polytope_distance_d` represents the (squared) distance between two convex polytopes, given as the convex hulls of two finite point sets in \( d\)-dimensional Euclidean space \( \E^d\). More...
class | Polytope_distance_d_traits_2
| The class `Polytope_distance_d_traits_2` is a traits class for the \( d\)-dimensional optimisation algorithms using the two-dimensional CGAL kernel. More...
class | Polytope_distance_d_traits_3
| The class `Polytope_distance_d_traits_3` is a traits class for the \( d\)-dimensional optimisation algorithms using the three-dimensional CGAL kernel. More...
class | Polytope_distance_d_traits_d
| The class `Polytope_distance_d_traits_d` is a traits class for the \( d\)-dimensional optimisation algorithms using the \( d\)-dimensional CGAL kernel. More...
class | Width_3
| Given a set of points \( \mathcal{S}=\left\{p_1,\ldots , p_n\right\}\) in \( \mathbb{R}^3\). More...
class | Width_default_traits_3
| The class `Width_default_traits_3` is a traits class for `Width_3<Traits>` using the three-dimensional CGAL kernel. More...

## Functions

template<class RandomAccessIterator , class OutputIterator , class Traits >
OutputIterator | all_furthest_neighbors_2 (RandomAccessIterator points_begin, RandomAccessIterator points_end, OutputIterator o, Traits t=Default_traits)

computes all furthest neighbors for the vertices of the convex polygon described by the range [`points_begin`, `points_end`), writes their indices (relative to `points_begin`) to `o`the furthest neighbor of `points_begin[i]` is `points_begin[i-th number written to o]` and returns the past-the-end iterator of this sequence. More...