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Mesh segmentation using feature point and core extraction
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Leifman, George
, Katz, Sagi
, Tal, Ayellet
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Algorithms
/ Computer graphics
/ Finite element method
/ Segmentation
/ Segments
2005
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Mesh segmentation using feature point and core extraction
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Leifman, George
, Katz, Sagi
, Tal, Ayellet
in
Algorithms
/ Computer graphics
/ Finite element method
/ Segmentation
/ Segments
2005
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Mesh segmentation using feature point and core extraction
2005
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Overview
Mesh segmentation has become a necessary ingredient in many applications in computer graphics. This paper proposes a novel hierarchical mesh segmentation algorithm, which is based on new methods for prominent feature point and core extraction. The algorithm has several benefits. First, it is invariant both to the pose of the model and to different proportions between the model’s components. Second, it produces correct hierarchical segmentations of meshes, both in the coarse levels of the hierarchy and in the fine levels, where tiny segments are extracted. Finally, the boundaries between the segments go along the natural seams of the models.
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Springer Nature B.V
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