Shrink-Wrapped Boundary Face (SWBF) Algorithm for Mesh Reconstruction from Unorganized 3D Points
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A new mesh reconstruction method, called the shrink-wrapped boundary face (SWBF) algorithm, is proposed for approximating a surface from a set of unorganized 3D points. SWBF overcomes the genus-0 spherical topology restriction of previous shrink-wrapping based mesh generation technique. Furthermore, SWBF is much faster since it requires only local nearest-point-search in the shrinking process. Our experimental results demonstrate that SWBF is very robust and efficient, and it is expected to become a general solution for reconstructing a mesh from an unorganized points cloud.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E87-D No.9 pp.2283-2285
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Young-Kyu CHOI, Bon-Ki KOO, Byoung-Tae CHOI, "Shrink-Wrapped Boundary Face (SWBF) Algorithm for Mesh Reconstruction from Unorganized 3D Points" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
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Abstract: A new mesh reconstruction method, called the shrink-wrapped boundary face (SWBF) algorithm, is proposed for approximating a surface from a set of unorganized 3D points. SWBF overcomes the genus-0 spherical topology restriction of previous shrink-wrapping based mesh generation technique. Furthermore, SWBF is much faster since it requires only local nearest-point-search in the shrinking process. Our experimental results demonstrate that SWBF is very robust and efficient, and it is expected to become a general solution for reconstructing a mesh from an unorganized points cloud.
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