BichromaticSolver: A Classroom Resource for Computational Geometry
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| author | Molano, Rubén |
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| contents | <p><strong>BichromaticSolver</strong> is an educational and research tool designed to explore polygonal separability problems involving two distinct sets of points, typically represented as red and blue. The software enables the construction of simple or convex polygons with a fixed number of sides that either enclose one set of points or separate the two, according to different optimization criteria. A total of eight configurations are available, combining the type of polygon (simple or convex), the quantity to optimize (area or perimeter), and the goal (maximum or minimum).<br>BichromaticSolver is specifically aimed at supporting the study of geometric optimization strategies and enhances mathematical learning through interactive problem solving, visual reasoning, and the development of computational thinking.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | BichromaticSolver: A Classroom Resource for Computational Geometry Molano, Rubén <p><strong>BichromaticSolver</strong> is an educational and research tool designed to explore polygonal separability problems involving two distinct sets of points, typically represented as red and blue. The software enables the construction of simple or convex polygons with a fixed number of sides that either enclose one set of points or separate the two, according to different optimization criteria. A total of eight configurations are available, combining the type of polygon (simple or convex), the quantity to optimize (area or perimeter), and the goal (maximum or minimum).<br>BichromaticSolver is specifically aimed at supporting the study of geometric optimization strategies and enhances mathematical learning through interactive problem solving, visual reasoning, and the development of computational thinking.</p> |
| title | BichromaticSolver: A Classroom Resource for Computational Geometry |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16754365 |