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Toolpath planning optimization for end milling of free-form surfaces using a clustering algorithm

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Figure 2: The four components (u i , v i , s i and θ i ) of the feature vectors
Figure 3 shows an example of surface partitioning ob- ob-tained on the surface used in [3] with K = 3 and a 200 × 200 tessellation grid.
Figure 5: Result of the connected component search optimization problem can then be expressed as:
Figure 6: Example of toolpath optimization

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