A Constructive Dispersed Surface Point Sets Model for CAD/CAM and CG
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It is an important topic to express solid objects in CAD, CAM and CG with a uniform way. In this article, a constructive dispersed surface points-set model (CDSPM) is proposed. CDSPM is made up by extracting the dispersed surface points sets from the simpler shapes, and then compose the points sets through a sequence of new defined Boolean set operation rules. Using these rules, solid object can be defined step by step, and the redundant data can be easily eliminated. In the article, a novel rendering method using the CDSPM medel data is introduced. A re-projection and pixel interpolation method enable us to effectively generate a reasonable image from a set of discrete surface points.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E74-D No.12 pp.4188-4197
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- 1991/12/25
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- Image Processing, Computer Graphics and Pattern Recognition
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Chun YANG, Shan Jun ZHANG, Toshio KAWASHIMA, Yoshinao AOKI, "A Constructive Dispersed Surface Point Sets Model for CAD/CAM and CG" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E74-D, no. 12, pp. 4188-4197, December 1991, doi: .
Abstract: It is an important topic to express solid objects in CAD, CAM and CG with a uniform way. In this article, a constructive dispersed surface points-set model (CDSPM) is proposed. CDSPM is made up by extracting the dispersed surface points sets from the simpler shapes, and then compose the points sets through a sequence of new defined Boolean set operation rules. Using these rules, solid object can be defined step by step, and the redundant data can be easily eliminated. In the article, a novel rendering method using the CDSPM medel data is introduced. A re-projection and pixel interpolation method enable us to effectively generate a reasonable image from a set of discrete surface points.
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