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An algorithm for computing a representation for sub-volumes that segment space into different classifications is given. The starting point is a tetrahedrization of a set of scattered points in space, each with a classification associated with it. The algorithm then marches from tetrahedron to tetrahedron to generate the representation in terms of sub-tetrahedra. The algorithm is very simple and independent of the number of the number of different classifications of points.