Robust geometric computation refers to methods and techniques in computational geometry that aim to ensure the accuracy and reliability of geometric algorithms under various conditions. It addresses common issues such as numerical instability, precision errors, and degeneracies that can arise due to the finite representation of numbers in computer systems. Key aspects of robust geometric computation include: 1. **Exact Arithmetic**: Using arbitrary-precision arithmetic or symbolic computation to avoid errors associated with floating-point arithmetic.
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