Computational Geometry Questions
The Polygon Clipping problem in Computational Geometry refers to the task of determining the intersection of two polygons, where one polygon is considered the subject polygon and the other is the clipping polygon. The goal is to compute the resulting polygon that represents the portion of the subject polygon that lies within the clipping polygon. This problem is commonly encountered in computer graphics and image processing applications, where it is used to perform operations such as cropping, masking, and Boolean operations on polygons.