Minimum Convex Hull Algorithm Implementation
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When executing the program, users can select a TXT document containing XY coordinates separated by commas. The implementation utilizes computational geometry algorithms (typically Graham's scan or Jarvis march) to calculate the minimum convex hull from the input points. The program features efficient point sorting and boundary tracing routines, followed by visualization components that plot both the original data points and the calculated convex polygon. This robust computational engine ensures accurate hull calculation even for large datasets, while the visualization module provides clear graphical representation using coordinate system mapping and polygon rendering techniques. Users can leverage this tool to gain deeper insights into spatial data patterns, enabling more precise analytical assessments and data-driven decisions through geometric property analysis.
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