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3D Object Digitization: Topology Preserving Reconstruction

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3D Object Digitization: Topology Preserving Reconstruction

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In this paper we derive a sampling theorem, which is the first one to guarantee topology preservation during digitization of 3D objects. This new theorem is applicable to several reconstruction methods, e.g. a unionof-balls reconstruction and the trilinear interpolation.

Longin Jan Latecki, Peer Stelldinger

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Added	09 Nov 2009
Updated	09 Nov 2009
Type	Conference
Year	2006
Where	ICPR
Authors	Longin Jan Latecki, Peer Stelldinger

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