In article <38AD84F1.CF309BF6@peak.edu.ee>, Margus Ramst 
<mar### [at] peakeduee> wrote:

> Yes, but construct such a tree I would still have to test all points 
> against the current one, no? I can't construct the tree at generation 
> time, because consequent points are not necessarily spatially close 
> (I'm talking about an actual case here).
> Perhaps I could start recursively subdividing the points along a set 
> of planes... But then I would not end up with a constant number of 
> points in a subset. I would have constant-volume subsets. How could I 
> achieve the former goal?

I am not sure what you mean here...could you clarify?

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Chris Huff
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