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H. Pasindu Abeysundera Kristin S. Benli M. Taner Eskil 《Machine Vision and Applications》2013,24(7):1525-1537
In this paper, we present an anatomically accurate generic wireframe face model and an efficient customization method for modeling human faces. We use a single 2D image for customization of the generic model. We employ perspective projection to estimate 3D coordinates of the 2D facial landmarks in the image. The non-landmark vertices of the 3D model are shifted using the translations of k nearest landmark vertices, inversely weighted by the square of their distances. We demonstrate on Photoface and Bosphorus 3D face data sets that the proposed method achieves substantially low relative error values with modest time complexity. 相似文献
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三维网格模型的轮廓信息在网格检索、网格简化、网格重建中有着广泛应用。现有的轮廓提取方法较为复杂,需要分析和过滤网格模型的几何特征,计算量大且有时无法生成完整的轮廓信息。近年来,三维模型的中轴表达研究趋于成熟,在表达模型几何拓扑关系上有独特的优势。因此,提出了一种基于中轴表达的三维模型轮廓提取方法:首先提取三维模型的中轴表达信息,将中轴角点投影到三维模型表面;然后根据每个区域的拓扑关系选择适合的角点连接关系,将投影点连接形成模型区域轮廓;再针对投影过程中产生的误差进行分析和纠正;最后合并区域轮廓得到三维模型的完整轮廓。通过对多个模型数据库中代表性的三维网格模型进行实验和重建误
差比较,该方法的平均重建质量较现有方法约有 10%的提升,在重建质量和轮廓信息完整度方面优于现有方法。 相似文献
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《计算机辅助绘图.设计与制造(英文版)》2015,(2)
Although line drawings consist of only line segments on a plane, they convey much information about the three-dimensional object structures. For a computer interpreting line drawings, some intelligent mechanism is required to extract three-dimensional information from the two-dimensional line drawings. In this paper, a new labeling theory and method are proposed for the two-dimensional line drawing with hidden-part-draw of a three-dimensional planar object with trihedral vertices. Some rules for labeling line drawing are established. There are 24 kinds of possible junctions for line drawing with hidden-part-draw, in which there are 8 possible Y and 16 W junctions. The three problems are solved that Sugihara's line drawing labeling technique exists. By analyzing the projections of the holes in manifold planar object, we have put forward a labeling method for the line drawing. Our labeling theory and method can discriminate between correct and incorrect hidden-part-draw natural line drawings. The hidden-part-draw natural line drawings can be labeled correctly by our labeling theory and method, whereas the labeling theory of Sugihara can only label the hidden-part-draw unnatural line drawings in which some visible lines must be drawn as hidden lines, and some invisible lines must be drawn as continuous lines. 相似文献
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The shapes of many natural or man-made objects have curve features. The images of such curves usually do not have sufficient distinctive features to apply conventional feature-based reconstruction algorithms. In this paper, we introduce a photogrammetric method for recovering free-form objects with curvilinear structures. Our method chooses to obtain the topology and geometry of a sparse 3D wireframe of the object first instead of directly recovering a surface or volume model. Surface patches covering the object are then constructed to interpolate the curves in this wireframe while satisfying certain heuristics such as minimal bending energy. The result is an object surface model with curvilinear structures from a sparse set of images. We can produce realistic texture-mapped renderings of the object model from arbitrary viewpoints. Reconstruction results on multiple real objects are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach. 相似文献
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Dhome M. Richetin M. Lapreste J.-T. Rives G. 《IEEE transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence》1989,11(12):1265-1278
A method for finding analytical solutions to the problem of determining the attitude of a 3D object in space from a single perspective image is presented. Its principle is based on the interpretation of a triplet of any image lines as the perspective projection of a triplet of linear ridges of the object model, and on the search for the model attitude consistent with these projections. The geometrical transformations to be applied to the model to bring it into the corresponding location are obtained by the resolution of an eight-degree equation in the general case. Using simple logical rules, it is shown on examples related to polyhedra that this approach leads to results useful for both location and recognition of 3D objects because few admissible hypotheses are retained from the interpolation of the three line segments. Line matching by the prediction-verification procedure is thus less complex 相似文献
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Many educational materials contain a lot of solid geometric figures. The solid geometric objects in these figures are usually drawn as 2D line drawings thus have lost their 3D information. This paper presents a method to recover the 3D information of the solid geometric object from single line drawing image taken from the geometric books, which would be used to help the users better present and understand the solid geometric object on their mobile devices. The main advantage of our method is the abilitYTo handle inaccurately processed sketches as opposed to the previous methods which require perfect line drawings as inputs. Our method consists of three main steps as follows. First, the sketch of the input line drawing image is automatically extracted and further represented as an undirected graph. Second, candidate 3D models from the pre-built 3D model database are found by graph similarity-based searching and sub-graph isomorphism matching. Third, for each candidate 3D model, the model parameters, the rotation and the translation aligning the model with the sketch are found by minimizing an objective function which is composed of the residuals between the vertices of the sketch and the 2D projections of the candidate model’s vertices, and an optimal reconstruction solution is further selected as the final result. Extensive experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness and robustness of our method for recovering the solid geometric object from single line drawing image. 相似文献
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Shpitalni M. Lipson H. 《IEEE transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence》1996,18(10):1000-1012
An important key to reconstructing a three-dimensional object depicted by a two-dimensional line drawing projection is face identification. Identification of edge circuits in a 2D projection corresponding to actual faces of a 3D object becomes complex when the projected object is in wireframe representation. This representation is commonly encountered in drawings made during the conceptual design stage of mechanical parts. When nonmanifold objects are considered, the situation becomes even more complex. This paper discusses the principles underlying face identification and presents an algorithm capable of performing this identification. Face-edge-vertex relationships applicable to nonmanifold objects are also proposed. Examples from a working implementation are given 相似文献