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A Numerical Method for Generalizing the Linear Elements of Large-Scale Maps, Based on the Example of Rivers
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  • 1966The Principles of Selection264 cited
  • 1996The role of topologic and hierarchical spatial object models in database generalization10 cited

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  • 2018Cartographic Generalization of the River Network Including Standards of the Objects Recognition3 cited
  • 2025An intelligent simplification method for river networks with an unsupervised variational autoencoder2 cited

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