Hausdorff Distance Demo
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This example demonstrates the Hausdorff distance between two sets, illustrating the calculation method through dynamic figures; core math concepts include Hausdorff metric, distance computation, set theory; construction highlights involve commands/objects like Polygon, Circle, Tangent, Intersect, Segment, Max, Textfield in GeoGebra; suitable for high school and above learners to understand the application of Hausdorff metric in fractal geometry and graphics.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Polygon(A1, B1, C1, D1, E1) → poly1, a1, b1, c1, d1, e1Polygon(A2, B2, C2, D2, E2) → poly2, a2, b2, c2, d2, e2Circle(A1, r1) → sa1Circle(B1, r1) → sb1Circle(C1, r1) → sc1Circle(D1, r1) → sd1Circle(E1, r1) → se1Tangent(d1, sd1) → dd1, ddd1Intersect(se1, ddd1) → TED1,Intersect(sd1, ddd1) → TDE1Segment(TED1, TDE1) → de1Tangent(c1, sc1) → cc1, ccc1Intersect(sc1, ccc1) → TCD1Intersect(sd1, ccc1) → TDC1, DSegment(TCD1, TDC1) → cd1Tangent(b1, sb1) → bb1, bbb1Intersect(sb1, bbb1) → TBC1Intersect(sc1, bbb1) → TCB1, CSegment(TBC1, TCB1) → bc1Tangent(a1, sa1) → aa1, aaa1Intersect(sa1, aaa1, 1) → TAB1Intersect(sb1, aaa1, 1) → TBA1Segment(TAB1, TBA1) → ab1Tangent(e1, se1) → ee1, eee1Intersect(sa1, eee1, 1) → TAE1Intersect(se1, eee1, 1) → TEA1Segment(TAE1, TEA1) → ea1Circle(A2, r2) → sa2Circle(B2, r2) → sb2Circle(C2, r2) → sc2Circle(D2, r2) → sd2Circle(E2, r2) → se2Tangent(d2, sd2) → dd2, ddd2Intersect(sd2, ddd2) → TDE2Intersect(se2, ddd2) → TED2,Segment(TDE2, TED2) → de2Tangent(c2, sc2) → cc2, ccc2Intersect(sc2, ccc2) → TCD2Intersect(sd2, ccc2) → TDC2,Segment(TCD2, TDC2) → cd2Tangent(b2, sb2) → bb2, bbb2Intersect(sb2, bbb2) → TBC2Intersect(sc2, bbb2) → TCB2, ASegment(TBC2, TCB2) → bc2Tangent(a2, sa2) → aa2, aaa2Intersect(sa2, aaa2) → TAB2Intersect(sb2, aaa2) → TBA2, BSegment(TAB2, TBA2) → ab2Tangent(e2, se2) → ee2, eee2Intersect(sa2, eee2) → TAE2, EIntersect(se2, eee2) → TEA2Segment(TAE2, TEA2) → ea2Max(r1, r2) → dHTextfield(dH) → poleTekstowe1
AI Drawing Prompt Reference
Draw two polygons, draw circles with the same radius for each vertex, and draw tangents from the centers of the circles. Connect the intersection points of the tangents with the circles to form new segments, ultimately displaying the intersections and segments of two groups to illustrate the Hausdorff distance calculation method between sets.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.