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==Introduction== | |||
* Cite the source of your image on Voronoi cells. | |||
* ``and the other one is ABSOLUTELY continuous with respect to Lebesgue measure'' | |||
==Formulation== | |||
* In your first equation, swap the roles of phi and psi, so you don't have to replace psi with phi later on. | |||
* Explain that nu is replaced with nu = sum of Diracs at locations y_j with weights b_j. Explain that phi_j = phi(y_j) | |||
==Voronoi cells to find weights== | |||
* The weights b_j are given. The goal of the algorithm is to find which REGIONS V_\phi(j) in the support of the source measure \mu are sent to each y_j. These regions are determined by the function phi. You want to find a function phi so that b_j = \int_{V_\phi(j)} f(x) dx. | |||
==Finding the weights== | |||
* As above, the goal is to find phi. The weights are given. | |||
* Cite Merigot for the fact that the energy E(\phi) is concave. | |||
* You may consider either clarifying or removing the last sentence of this section. | |||
==Algorithm discussion== | |||
* This is a very nice summary. Consider adding some references. |
Revision as of 04:26, 11 June 2020
Introduction
- Cite the source of your image on Voronoi cells.
- ``and the other one is ABSOLUTELY continuous with respect to Lebesgue measure
Formulation
- In your first equation, swap the roles of phi and psi, so you don't have to replace psi with phi later on.
- Explain that nu is replaced with nu = sum of Diracs at locations y_j with weights b_j. Explain that phi_j = phi(y_j)
Voronoi cells to find weights
- The weights b_j are given. The goal of the algorithm is to find which REGIONS V_\phi(j) in the support of the source measure \mu are sent to each y_j. These regions are determined by the function phi. You want to find a function phi so that b_j = \int_{V_\phi(j)} f(x) dx.
Finding the weights
- As above, the goal is to find phi. The weights are given.
- Cite Merigot for the fact that the energy E(\phi) is concave.
- You may consider either clarifying or removing the last sentence of this section.
Algorithm discussion
- This is a very nice summary. Consider adding some references.