“Beyond Blobs: Recent Advances in Implicit Surfaces” by Yoo, Turk, Dinh, Hart, O’Brien, et al. …
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Entry Number: 29
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- Beyond Blobs: Recent Advances in Implicit Surfaces
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Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of 3D computer graphics and some understanding of elementary linear algebra. Familiarity with basic implicit surface techniques is useful, but not required.
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Generating implicit surfaces that interpolate 3D point data, using implicit surfaces in shape transformation, surface reconstruction from computer-vision data, medical applications, modern level sets and digital Morse theory, and a library of software tools for interactive modeling with implicit surfaces.
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Recent advances in implicit surfaces for shape modeling, computer vision, and medical visualization, and how implicit surface methods can represent polygonal objects, sharp features, volumetric medical data, noisy computer-vision data, and shape morphing. Tools include variational methods, level sets, and Morse theory, as well as a new freely available implicit surfaces library that can be used to implement these techniques.
