#include <CGAL/Weights/mixed_voronoi_region_weights.h>

This weight is the area of the shaded region in the figure below. The region is formed by the two midpoints of the edges incident to q and the circumcenter of the triangle [p, q, r].

Figure 104.1 Notation used for the mixed Voronoi cell.

However, unlike the original Voronoi Region Weight, if one of the angles in the triangle [p, q, r] is obtuse and the circumcenter vertex of the region is outside this triangle, this vertex is moved to the midpoint of the edge [r, p] as shown in the figure below.

Figure 104.2 The case with the obtuse angle.

Template Parameters

GeomTraits a model of AnalyticWeightTraits_2 for 2D points; a model of AnalyticWeightTraits_3 for 3D points

See also: Voronoi Region Weight

Functions
template<typename GeomTraits >
GeomTraits::FT	CGAL::Weights::mixed_voronoi_area (const typename GeomTraits::Point_2 &p, const typename GeomTraits::Point_2 &q, const typename GeomTraits::Point_2 &r, const GeomTraits &traits)
	computes the area of the mixed Voronoi cell in 2D using the points `p`, `q` and `r`, given a traits class `traits` with geometric objects, predicates, and constructions.

template<typename GeomTraits >
GeomTraits::FT	CGAL::Weights::mixed_voronoi_area (const typename GeomTraits::Point_3 &p, const typename GeomTraits::Point_3 &q, const typename GeomTraits::Point_3 &r, const GeomTraits &traits)
	computes the area of the mixed Voronoi cell in 3D using the points `p`, `q` and `r`, given a traits class `traits` with geometric objects, predicates, and constructions.

template<typename K >
K::FT	CGAL::Weights::mixed_voronoi_area (const CGAL::Point_2< K > &p, const CGAL::Point_2< K > &q, const CGAL::Point_2< K > &r)
	computes the area of the mixed Voronoi cell in 2D using the points `p`, `q` and `r` which are parameterized by a `Kernel` K.

template<typename K >
K::FT	CGAL::Weights::mixed_voronoi_area (const CGAL::Point_3< K > &p, const CGAL::Point_3< K > &q, const CGAL::Point_3< K > &r)
	computes the area of the mixed Voronoi cell in 3D using the points `p`, `q` and `r` which are parameterized by a `Kernel` K.

Functions