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I don't know! Systems where there are rigid notions of angle, distance and position are generally thought to be geometric, not topological. However, often a t
by cottonseed 13y ago
I don't know! Systems where there are rigid notions of angle, distance and position are generally thought to be geometric, not topological. However, often a topological viewpoint can be useful even in solving geometric problems, e.g. circuit autorouting. What are the outstanding problems in unwrapping 3d models (I have no idea what that is) / texture projection?
- pandamcbonesaw 13y agocottonseed -- do you have a dummy email address at which I can contact you? I work for a startup that leverages topology for data analysis, and we are hiring.
- cottonseed 13y agoMy email is in my profile.
- pandamcbonesaw 13y agoSent you an email!