Bicriteria rectilinear shortest paths among rectilinear obstacles in the plane
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Abstract: Given a rectilinear domain of pairwise-disjoint rectilinear obstacles with a total of vertices in the plane, we study the problem of computing bicriteria rectilinear shortest paths between two points and in . Three types of bicriteria rectilinear paths are considered: minimum-link shortest paths, shortest minimum-link paths, and minimum-cost paths where the cost of a path is a non-decreasing function of both the number of edges and the length of the path. The one-point and two-point path queries are also considered. Algorithms for these problems have been given previously. Our contributions are threefold. First, we find a critical error in all previous algorithms. Second, we correct the error in a not-so-trivial way. Third, we further improve the algorithms so that they are even faster than the previous (incorrect) algorithms when is relatively small. For example, for the minimum-link shortest paths, we obtain the following results. Our algorithm computes a minimum-link shortest - path in time. For the one-point queries, we build a data structure of size in time for a source point , such that given any query point , a minimum-link shortest - path can be determined in time. For the two-point queries, with time and space preprocessing, a minimum-link shortest - path can be determined in time for any two query points and ; alternatively, with time and space preprocessing, we can answer each two-point query in time.
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