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Relaxation Based Modeling and Recognition of 3D Surfaces from Range Data

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Relaxation Based Modeling and Recognition of 3D Surfaces from Range Data

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Modeling and recognition of 3D objects by surface is an important problem in machine vision. Given a large number of range data points of an object surface, we present a relaxation based technique to construct a piecewise triangular patch model using a small number of knot points. We also describe how the model can be used for extracting surface features and for recognizing the object surface.

Chang Y. Choo, Nasser M. Nasrabadi, William I. Kwa

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Added	07 Nov 2010
Updated	07 Nov 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1990
Where	MVA
Authors	Chang Y. Choo, Nasser M. Nasrabadi, William I. Kwak

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