“Shape-preserving gray-scale skeletonization on 3D density maps”
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- Shape-preserving gray-scale skeletonization on 3D density maps
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The medial surface that lies within a solid object, better known as the skeleton, is a local shape descriptor which is capable of capturing the shape and topological properties of a complex object. Due to its simple, yet informational nature, the skeleton shape descriptor has been widely used in graphics and computer vision for matching purposes.
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1. Couprie, M., Bezerra, F. N., and Bertrand, G. 2001. Topological operators for grayscale image processing. Journal of Electronic Imaging 10, 4, 1003–1015.
2. Ju, T., Baker, M., and Chiu, W. 2006. Computing a family of skeletons of volumetric models for shape description. In Proceedings of Geometric Modeling and Processing, 235–247.
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