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inter-surface maps
Inter-Surface Maps
Prof.Leif Kobbelt
Mar 13, 14:30
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15:30
B4 L5 R5209
inter-surface maps
3D shapes
Many tasks in the analysis and synthesis of (collections of) 3D shapes boils down to computing a map between two surfaces. Such inter-surface maps can be used to establish correspondences, to transfer information or annotation from one object to another, or to plausibly deform one shape into another. If the two shapes are represented as polygon meshes, a continuous inter-surface map does not only assign the vertices of the source mesh to the target mesh but also maps the interior of the triangles which adds to the complexity of the task.