Highlights
The minimum cost consensus model is proposed to coordinate the opinions of experts.
A new method of LSGDM clustering is proposed to improve CRP efficiency.
A consensus index CI reflecting the harmony degree between experts is devised.
A robust counterpart of robust optimization consensus is implemented.
Abstract. Due to the influence of the occlusion of objects or the complexity of the measured terrain in the scanning process of airborne lidar, the point cloud data inevitably appears holes after filtering and other processing. The incomplete data will inevitably have an impact on the quality of the reconstructed digital elevation model, so how to repair the incomplete point cloud data has become an urgent problem to be solved. To solve the problem of hole repair in point cloud data, a hole repair algorithm based on improved moving least square method is proposed in this paper by studying existing hole repair algorithms. Firstly, the algorithm extracts the boundary of the point cloud based on the triangular mesh model. Then we use k-nearest neighbor search to obtain the k-nearest neighbor points of the boundary point. Finally, according to the boundary point and its k-nearest neighbor point, the improved moving least squares method is used to fit the hole surface to realize the hole repair. Combined with C++ and MATLAB language, the feasibility of the algorithm is tested by specific application examples. The experimental results show that the algorithm can effectively repair the point cloud data holes, and the repairing precision is high. The filled hole area can be smoothly connected with the boundary.
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