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/// \brief Marks feature edges according to two signed dihedral angles.
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/// \brief Marks feature edges according to two signed dihedral angles.
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/// Actually it marks as fauxedges all the non feature edges,
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/// Actually it marks as fauxedges all the non feature edges,
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/// e.g. the edge such that the signed dihedral angle between the normal of two faces sharing it, is between the two given thresholds.
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/// e.g. the edges where the signed dihedral angle between the normal of two incident faces ,
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/// In this way all the near planar edges are marked as Faux Edges (e.g. edges to be ignored)
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/// is between the two given thresholds.
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/// In this way all the edges that are almost planar are marked as Faux Edges (e.g. edges to be ignored)
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/// Note that it uses the signed dihedral angle convention (negative for concave edges and positive for convex ones);
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/// Note that it uses the signed dihedral angle convention (negative for concave edges and positive for convex ones);
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/// Optionally it can also mark as feature edges also the boundary edges.
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/// Optionally it can also mark as feature edges also the boundary edges.
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