The Liang–Barsky algorithm is an efficient method for line clipping in computer graphics. It is specifically used to determine the portion of a line segment that is visible within a rectangular clipping window. This algorithm is notable for its use of parametric line equations and for being more efficient compared to traditional algorithms, such as the Cohen–Sutherland algorithm. ### How it Works: The Liang–Barsky algorithm utilizes the parametric representation of a line segment.
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