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Minimum bounding box algorithms

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See "Minimum bounding box" for the box specified by minimal and maximal coordinates

The smallest enclosing box problem in computational geometry is to find the box (hyperrectangle) of smallest measure (volume, area, perimeter, etc.) for a given object or set of objects.