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Tangent Estimation from Point Samples
Tangent Estimation from Point Samples
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Tangent Estimation from Point Samples

2016
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Overview
Let M be an m -dimensional smooth compact manifold embedded in R d , where m is a constant known to us. Suppose that a dense set of points are sampled from M according to a Poisson process with an unknown parameter. Let p be any sample point, let ϱ be the local feature size at p , and let ϱ ε be the distance from p to the ( n + 1 ) th nearest sample point for some n between m + 1 2 + 1 and d + 1 2 . Using the n sample points nearest to p , we can estimate the tangent space at p and it holds with probability 1 - O ( n - 1 / 3 ) that the angular error is O ( ε 2 ) . The running time is bounded by the time to compute the thin SVD of an n × d + 1 2 matrix and the full SVD of an n × d matrix, which is usually O ( d 2 n 2 ) in practice. We implemented the algorithm and experimentally verified its effectiveness on both noiseless and noisy data.