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DGCI
2003
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On the Use of Shape Primitives for Reversible Surface Skeletonization

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On the Use of Shape Primitives for Reversible Surface Skeletonization

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We use a mathematical morphology approach to compute the surface and curve skeletons of a 3D object. We focus on the behaviour of the surface skeleton, in particular the reversibility for the case when the skeleton is, and is not anchored to the set of centres of maximal balls. We elaborate on the diﬃculties to obtain a reversible surface skeleton that does not depend on the orientation of the original object with respect to the grid, and that has no jagged borders.

Stina Svensson, Pieter P. Jonker

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Added	06 Jul 2010
Updated	06 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2003
Where	DGCI
Authors	Stina Svensson, Pieter P. Jonker

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