Suppose you want to store line segments in an R-tree. If a line segment is not...

Suppose you want to store line segments in an R-tree. If a line segment is not parallel to the axes, the bounding box for it can be large, containing a large empty area.

Describe the effect on performance of having large bounding boxes on queries that ask for line segments intersecting a given region.

Briefly describe a technique to improve performance for such queries and give an example of its benefit. Hint: You can divide segments into smaller pieces.

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