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New types of trees of structures and linked lists with variable order relations (RTR-trees and RTR-lists) are discussed. Using them enables application of the direct kinematic scheme for simulation of 3D-objects with reorderable structure, making behavior simulation more natural.
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Afanasiev, V., Baigozin, D., Kazanski, I. et al. RTR-trees for space robotics behavior simulation and visualization. Visual Comput 23, 347–358 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00371-007-0112-0
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