Co-skeletons: Consistent curve skeletons for shape families

Wu, Zizhao; Chen, Xingyu; Yu, Lingyun; Telea, Alexandru; Kosinka, Jiří

doi:10.1016/j.cag.2020.05.006

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“…Alhashim et al [5] and Wu et al [6] applied structural-based concept to blend two topology-varying input model shapes. Their blended result comprised of the basic structure (or functional) of the input models.…”

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Blending of three-dimensional geometric model shapes

Rahmat

et al. 2022

IJEECS

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Three-dimensional (3D) geometric model shapes blending method can create various in-between models from two inputs of models shapes. Though, many blended shapes are implausible due to different inputs of model type, inappropriate matching-parts, improper parts-segmentation, and non-tally number of segmentation parts. are crucial and should be taken into account. The objective of this paper is to study the strengths and weaknesses of some prominent shapes blending methods and the 3D reconstruction methods. An interpolated shape blending program using the Laplacian-based contraction and Slinky-based segmentation method is developed to illustrate the critical problems arise in the shape blending process. Output results are to be compared with some prominent existing methods and one will observe the potential research direction in the blending research work

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Blending of three-dimensional geometric model shapes

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IJEECS

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“…Shape description and modeling I Conjugate shape simplification via precise algebraic planar sweeps toward gear design, J. Machchhar et al [20] Automatically Modeling Piecewise Planar Furniture Shapes from Unorganized Point Cloud , J. Zhao et al [21] Co-skeletons: Consistent Curve Skeletons for Shape Families , Z. Wu et al [22] …”

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Foreword to the Special Section on Shape Modeling International 2020

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Hu³

2020

Computers & Graphics

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“…• Visual Exploration of 3D Shape Databases Via Feature Selection [28] • Co-skeletons: Consistent curve skeletons for shape families [176] • Interactive Axis-based 3D Rotation Speci cation using Image Skeletons [186] This thesis is also based on the following papers which are currently under review:…”

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Analysis and Exploration of Large 3D Shape Databases

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Co-skeletons: Consistent curve skeletons for shape families

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Cited by 4 publications

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Blending of three-dimensional geometric model shapes

Blending of three-dimensional geometric model shapes

Foreword to the Special Section on Shape Modeling International 2020

Analysis and Exploration of Large 3D Shape Databases

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