Variational reconstruction using subdivision surfaces with continuous sharpness control
Abstract We present a variational method for subdivision surface reconstruction from a noisy dense mesh. A new set of subdivision rules with continuous sharpness control is introduced into Loop subdivision for better modeling subdivision surface features such as semi-sharp creases, creases, and corn...
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doaj-2bff971023f64ea9bf549876aa9251402020-11-24T21:09:56ZengSpringerOpenComputational Visual Media2096-04332096-06622017-06-013321722810.1007/s41095-017-0088-2Variational reconstruction using subdivision surfaces with continuous sharpness controlXiaoqun Wu0Jianmin Zheng1Yiyu Cai2Haisheng Li3Beijing Key Lab of Big Data Technology for Food Safety, School of Computer and Information Engineering, Beijing Technology and Business UniversityCollege of Engineering, Nanyang Technological UniversityCollege of Engineering, Nanyang Technological UniversityBeijing Key Lab of Big Data Technology for Food Safety, School of Computer and Information Engineering, Beijing Technology and Business UniversityAbstract We present a variational method for subdivision surface reconstruction from a noisy dense mesh. A new set of subdivision rules with continuous sharpness control is introduced into Loop subdivision for better modeling subdivision surface features such as semi-sharp creases, creases, and corners. The key idea is to assign a sharpness value to each edge of the control mesh to continuously control the surface features. Based on the new subdivision rules, a variational model with L1 norm is formulated to find the control mesh and the corresponding sharpness values of the subdivision surface that best fits the input mesh. An iterative solver based on the augmented Lagrangian method and particle swarm optimization is used to solve the resulting non-linear, non-differentiable optimization problem. Our experimental results show that our method can handle meshes well with sharp/semi-sharp features and noise.http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s41095-017-0088-2variational modelsubdivision surfacesharpnesssurface reconstructionL1norm |
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Xiaoqun Wu Jianmin Zheng Yiyu Cai Haisheng Li Variational reconstruction using subdivision surfaces with continuous sharpness control Computational Visual Media variational model subdivision surface sharpness surface reconstruction L1norm |
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Xiaoqun Wu Jianmin Zheng Yiyu Cai Haisheng Li |
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Variational reconstruction using subdivision surfaces with continuous sharpness control |
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Variational reconstruction using subdivision surfaces with continuous sharpness control |
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Variational reconstruction using subdivision surfaces with continuous sharpness control |
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Variational reconstruction using subdivision surfaces with continuous sharpness control |
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Variational reconstruction using subdivision surfaces with continuous sharpness control |
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variational reconstruction using subdivision surfaces with continuous sharpness control |
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Computational Visual Media |
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2096-0433 2096-0662 |
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Abstract We present a variational method for subdivision surface reconstruction from a noisy dense mesh. A new set of subdivision rules with continuous sharpness control is introduced into Loop subdivision for better modeling subdivision surface features such as semi-sharp creases, creases, and corners. The key idea is to assign a sharpness value to each edge of the control mesh to continuously control the surface features. Based on the new subdivision rules, a variational model with L1 norm is formulated to find the control mesh and the corresponding sharpness values of the subdivision surface that best fits the input mesh. An iterative solver based on the augmented Lagrangian method and particle swarm optimization is used to solve the resulting non-linear, non-differentiable optimization problem. Our experimental results show that our method can handle meshes well with sharp/semi-sharp features and noise. |
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variational model subdivision surface sharpness surface reconstruction L1norm |
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http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s41095-017-0088-2 |
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