A Dimension-Reducing Fréchet Simplification Oracle

📅 2026-08-31
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本文提出一种数据结构,用于解决在给定维度下通过减少曲线顶点数来简化曲线并最小化离散Fréchet距离的问题,适用于平面曲线及高维情况。
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Let $P$ be a polygonal curve with $n$ vertices in the plane. We construct a data structure of size $O(n \log n)$ suited for simplification queries of the following kind. Given a query line $\ell$ and an integer $k\ge1$, find a curve $Q$ on $\ell$ with at most $k$ vertices that minimizes the discrete Fréchet distance to $P$, among all such curves. Using our data structure, a query can be handled in $O(k^2 \log^3 n + k\log^4 n)$ time. More generally, a geometric tree $T$ on $n$ vertices in the plane can be preprocessed into a near-linear-size structure so that, given a pair $u$, $v$ of its vertices, a line $\ell$, and an integer $k\ge1$, one can find a curve $Q$ on $\ell$ with at most $k$ vertices that minimizes the discrete Fréchet distance to the path from $u$ to $v$ in $T$, in time $O(k^2 \mathop{polylog} n)$. For the general dimension-reduction problem, where $P$ is a curve in $\mathbb{R}^d$ ($d \ge 3$), $0 < \varepsilon_0 < 1$ is a real parameter, and a query specifies a $g$-flat $h$ ($1 \le g \le d-1$) and an integer $k \ge 1$, we construct a data structure of size $O(n\log n + f(\varepsilon_0) n)$, where $f(\varepsilon_0)=(1+1/\varepsilon_0)^{(d-1)/2}$, that allows us to find a curve $Q$ on $h$ with at most $k$ vertices, whose discrete Fréchet distance to $P$ is at most $1+\varepsilon_0$ times the distance of $Q^*$ to $P$, where $Q^*$ is such a curve that minimizes the distance to $P$. The query handling time is $O(f(\varepsilon_0) k^2 \log^2 n)$.
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polygonal curve
discrete Fréchet distance
dimension reduction
simplification query
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Dimension-Reducing
Fréchet Distance
Simplification Query
Data Structure
Polylogarithmic Time
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