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(a) Fork19.pgm and
Fork03.pgm
(b) VW matching (c) RDP matching (d) MAS matching
Figure 12: Matchings between Fork03 and Fork19.
interpolations. Finally, we would also want to work
on all steps of the interpolation process of multiple
snapshots, instead of two - including simplification,
matching and interpolation functions.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This work is partially funded by National Funds
through the FCT in the context of the projects
UID/CEC/00127/2013 and POCI-01-0145-FEDER-
032636.
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