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DGCI
2005
Springer

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Reversible Polygonalization of a 3D Planar Discrete Curve: Application on Discrete Surfaces

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Reversible Polygonalization of a 3D Planar Discrete Curve: Application on Discrete Surfaces

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Abstract. Reversible polyhedral modelling of discrete objects is an important issue to handle those objects. We propose a new algorithm to compute a polygonal face from a discrete planar face (a set of voxels belonging to a discrete plane). This transformation is reversible, i.e. the digitization of this polygon is exactly the discrete face. We show how a set of polygons modelling exactly a discrete surface can be computed thanks to this algorithm.

Isabelle Sivignon, Florent Dupont, Jean-Marc Chass

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Added	26 Jun 2010
Updated	26 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	DGCI
Authors	Isabelle Sivignon, Florent Dupont, Jean-Marc Chassery

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