The project has been developed based on the idea of applying
hierarchical tessellation data model in spatial exploratory analysis to
discover spatial patterns. Particularly, the project focuses on a variant of
hierarchical tessellation model called Adaptive Recursive Tesslleation (ART)
model. From the experimental results, the structure of recursive tessellation
can help identify spatial point patterns existing in a set of data
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