There are many 2D rectangles in 2D space. Given a point, suppose this point did not hit (inside of) any rectangle, find the one rectangle it is closest to. Assume the rectangles are not rotated. Can it be faster than O(n)?
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Reactangles in 2d space
There are many 2D rectangles in 2D space. Given a point, suppose this point did not hit (inside of) any rectangle, find the one rectangle it is closest to. Assume the rectangles are not rotated. Can it be faster than O(n)?
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