Head Voronoi Style

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Voronoi diagrams are a fundamental concept in geometry and spatial analysis. They divide a plane into regions, each characterized by proximity to a specific point or site. In essence, a Voronoi diagram is a map that shows the nearest neighbor for every location within its boundaries. To create a Voronoi diagram head, I used Python's scipy.spatial library to generate the points and then applied the voronoi function from this library to calculate the regions. The result is a beautifully rendered image that showcases the Voronoi structure. The key takeaway from this exercise is that it highlights the importance of proximity in geometry. By defining proximity as the primary metric, we can uncover patterns and relationships within data sets that might not be immediately apparent otherwise.