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Inserting the ray parameterization (B.1) into (B.4) leads to a polynomial of order
|
(B.8) |
The calculation of the coefficients
described in the literature [69,74,88,119] is not optimal in terms of the number of required multiplications. Therefore, optimized algorithms, Algorithm B.2 and Algorithm B.3, have been developed for the two- and three-dimensional cases, respectively. There,
denotes the
-th element of the multi-linear polynomial coefficients
, if they are sorted in lexicographical order. For example,
corresponds to
in the three-dimensional case.
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