Alper Üngör

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2014
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Paul Accisano, Alper Üngör:
Approximate Matching of Curves to Point Sets. CCCG 2014
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Paul Accisano, Alper Üngör:
Matching Curves to Imprecise Point Sets using Fréchet Distance. CoRR abs/1404.4859 (2014)
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Paul Accisano, Alper Üngör:
Finding a Curve in a Point Set. CoRR abs/1405.0762 (2014)
2012
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Paul Accisano, Alper Üngör:
Hardness Results on Curve/Point Set Matching with Fréchet Distance. CoRR abs/1211.2030 (2012)
2011
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Paul Accisano, Alper Üngör:
Geometric computation with smart pixels. SCG 2011: 285-286

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