Euclidean Shortest Path Problem with Rectilinear Obstacles
@article{Lim1993EuclideanSP, title={Euclidean Shortest Path Problem with Rectilinear Obstacles}, author={J. Lim and S. Iyengar and S. Zheng}, journal={The Sixth International Conference on VLSI Design}, year={1993}, pages={90-93} }
This paper presents new heuristic algorithms using the guided A* search method : Guided Minimum Detour (GMD) algorithm and Line-by-Line Guided Minimum Detour (LGMD) algorithm for finding optimal rectilinear (L,) shortest paths in the presence of rectilinear obstacles. The GMD algorithm runs O(nhr(1ogN) + tN) in time and takes O(N) in space, where N is the number of extended line segments including boundary of the obstacle; and t is the number of intersected boundary of the obstacles on the… CONTINUE READING
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