We estimate error bounds between binary subdivision curves/surfaces and their control polygons after k-fold subdivision in terms of the maximal differences of the initial control point sequences and constants that depend on the subdivision mask. The bound is independent of the process of subdivision and can be evaluated without recursive subdivision. Our technique is independent of parameterizations therefore it can be easily and efficiently implemented. This is useful and important for pre-computing the error bounds of subdivision curves/surfaces in advance in many engineering applications such as curve/surface intersection, mesh generation, NC machining, surface rendering and so on
A modified quadric error metric (QEM) for simplification of Loop subdivision surfaces is presented T...
International audienceThis paper presents an algorithm dealing with the data reduction and the appro...
A Catmull-Clark subdivision surface (CCSS) is a smooth surface generated by recursively refining its...
AbstractWe estimate error bounds between binary subdivision curves/surfaces and their control polygo...
AbstractSubdivision schemes are iterative procedures for constructing curves and constitute fundamen...
The aim of this attempt was to present an efficient algorithm for the evaluation of error bound of t...
AbstractThe aim of this attempt was to present an efficient algorithm for the evaluation of error bo...
Subdivision schemes are iterative procedures to construct curves and constitute fundamental tools in...
AbstractThis paper deals with the error estimation techniques of quaternary subdivision schemes. The...
Based on an optimal estimate of the convergence rate of the second order norm, an improved error est...
A unique binary four-point approximating subdivision scheme has been developed in which one part of ...
Subdivision is the process of generating smooth curves or surfaces from a finite set of initial cont...
Based on an optimal estimate of the convergence rate of the second order norm, an improved error est...
运用引入相邻点的方法和计算控制点的一阶差分的新的技术,研究Catmull Clark曲面细分过程的误差估计问题.证明了Catmull Clark曲面的控制网格按指数速率收敛于极限曲面;并给出关于Cat...
A modified quadric error metric (QEM) for simplifica-tion of Loop subdivision surfaces is presented....
A modified quadric error metric (QEM) for simplification of Loop subdivision surfaces is presented T...
International audienceThis paper presents an algorithm dealing with the data reduction and the appro...
A Catmull-Clark subdivision surface (CCSS) is a smooth surface generated by recursively refining its...
AbstractWe estimate error bounds between binary subdivision curves/surfaces and their control polygo...
AbstractSubdivision schemes are iterative procedures for constructing curves and constitute fundamen...
The aim of this attempt was to present an efficient algorithm for the evaluation of error bound of t...
AbstractThe aim of this attempt was to present an efficient algorithm for the evaluation of error bo...
Subdivision schemes are iterative procedures to construct curves and constitute fundamental tools in...
AbstractThis paper deals with the error estimation techniques of quaternary subdivision schemes. The...
Based on an optimal estimate of the convergence rate of the second order norm, an improved error est...
A unique binary four-point approximating subdivision scheme has been developed in which one part of ...
Subdivision is the process of generating smooth curves or surfaces from a finite set of initial cont...
Based on an optimal estimate of the convergence rate of the second order norm, an improved error est...
运用引入相邻点的方法和计算控制点的一阶差分的新的技术,研究Catmull Clark曲面细分过程的误差估计问题.证明了Catmull Clark曲面的控制网格按指数速率收敛于极限曲面;并给出关于Cat...
A modified quadric error metric (QEM) for simplifica-tion of Loop subdivision surfaces is presented....
A modified quadric error metric (QEM) for simplification of Loop subdivision surfaces is presented T...
International audienceThis paper presents an algorithm dealing with the data reduction and the appro...
A Catmull-Clark subdivision surface (CCSS) is a smooth surface generated by recursively refining its...