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All the examples are just "sets represented as circles". Quite basic.

• reikonomusha 6y ago
  Maybe the end representation is quite basic but I still think it’s a feat of programming to take a bunch of constraints and turn it into a representation that dynamically satisfies those constraints.
  • alexeldeib 6y ago
    I think the criticism is more that the examples only show a very simple case. What you described is indeed very cool, if only rich examples showed it off better.
• osteele 6y ago
  Figures 1, 7, 17, 18, 19, 22, 24, and 29 from the web page are not sets as circles. The paper contains additional counterexamples.