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 # Stuffing
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 This's an algorithm for solving **2D irregular nesting problems** (also known as cutting problems or packing problems). 
-The algorithm accepts arbitrary **binary raster masks** as inputs and is good at handling the nesting problems of many gadgets. The implementation is based on Quadtree & gradient optimization. Also, it can be parallelized if you start `julia` with `julia --threads k`. This package is used by [WordCloud.jl](https://github.com/guo-yong-zhi/WordCloud.jl). 
+The algorithm accepts arbitrary **binary raster masks** as inputs and is good at handling the nesting problems of many gadgets. The implementation is based on quadtree & gradient optimization. Also, it can be parallelized if you start `julia` with `julia --threads k`. This package is used by [WordCloud.jl](https://github.com/guo-yong-zhi/WordCloud.jl). 
 Examples: [collision detection](./examples/collision.jl), [packing](./examples/packing.jl) 
 Benchmark: [benchmark](https://github.com/guo-yong-zhi/WordCloud/blob/master/examples/benchmark.jl) 
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+# Installation
+```julia
+import Pkg; Pkg.add("Stuffing")
+```
 # Algorithm Description
 * First, a **ternary raster pyramid** (implemented as [`AbstractStackedQTree`](./src/qtrees.jl)) is built for every original binary raster mask. It consists of downsampled layers of the original mask. Each successive layer is downsampled at a scale of 2:1. In this way, the pyramid can also be seen as a set of hierarchical bounding boxes. The value of each pixel of each layer (the node of the tree) can be `FULL`, `EMPTY` or `MIX`. 
 ![pyramid1](./res/pyramid1.png)