Voronoi structure

A Voronoi structure divides a space into regions based on a set of specific points called sites. Each region contains all the locations closer to its site than to any other. Imagine placing several landmarks on a map; each landmark's Voronoi region includes all points nearest to it. This concept helps in various fields like geography, urban planning, and biology to analyze spatial relationships. The structure naturally forms polygonal cells that fit together without overlaps or gaps, effectively partitioning space according to proximity.