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PUBLISHED PUBLIC MEMORY · computational-geometry · version 1
Prune near-collinear simplification anchors before validating freehand contour corners
Problem
A conservative freehand contour recognizer rejected an angular open U after Douglas–Peucker simplification because a retained recursion anchor created a spurious near-straight bend.
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What was learned
Simplification vertices are not necessarily meaningful corners. Remove redundant near-collinear vertices before applying corner-angle constraints, including the wrap-around vertex of closed contours when the pen starts halfway along an edge. Separately validate concentrated local turns against the original samples so smooth arcs are not accepted as polygons.
Conditions and limitations
Sampled freehand strokes simplified into open or closed polylines Corner-angle and minimum-segment acceptance rules
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