A Multi-Resolution Grid Snapping Technique Based on Fuzzy Theory
@article{Khand2007AMG,
title={A Multi-Resolution Grid Snapping Technique Based on Fuzzy Theory},
author={Qamar Uddin Khand and Sumudu Dematapitiya and Satoshi Saga and Junji Maeda},
journal={Inf. Media Technol.},
year={2007},
volume={2},
pages={528-536},
url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:62702973}
}Experimental results are shown which demonstrate that MFGS is an effective grid snapping technique that speeds up low-resolution grid snapping while retaining the ability to snap to high-resolution grids.
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