AbstractContour trees are used when high-dimensional data are preprocessed for efficient extraction of isocontours for the purpose of visualization. So far, efficient algorithms for contour trees are based on processing the data in sorted order. We present a new algorithm that avoids sorting of the whole dataset, but sorts only a subset of so-called component-critical points. They form only a small fraction of the vertices in the dataset, for typical data that arise in practice. The algorithm is simple, achieves the optimal output-sensitive bound in running time, and works in any dimension. Our experiments show that the algorithm compares favorably with the previous best algorithm
Abstract- This paper presents an improvement over a pre-vious contour closure algorithm. Assuming th...
A new algorithm to construct contour trees is introduced which improves the runtime of known approa...
We address the problem of finding a set of contour curves in an image. We consider the problem of pe...
Contour trees are used when high-dimensional data are preprocessed for efficient extraction of isoco...
Contour trees are used when high-dimensional data are preprocessed for efficient extraction of isoco...
AbstractContour trees are used when high-dimensional data are preprocessed for efficient extraction ...
Consider a scalar field f: M 7 → R, where M is a triangulated simplicial mesh in Rd. A level set, or...
We revisit the classical problem of computing the contour tree of a scalar field f:M to R, where M i...
We show that contour trees can be computed in all dimensions by a simple algorithm that merges two t...
AbstractWe show that contour trees can be computed in all dimensions by a simple algorithm that merg...
Contour trees are extensively used in scalar field analysis. The contour tree is a data structure th...
We show that contour trees can be computed in all dimensions by a simple algorithm that merges two t...
The contour tree is a topological structure associated with a scalar function that tracks the connec...
For 2D or 3D meshes that represent a continuous function to the reals, the contours -- or isosurface...
Many scientific fields generate data in three-dimensional space. These fields include fluid dynamic...
Abstract- This paper presents an improvement over a pre-vious contour closure algorithm. Assuming th...
A new algorithm to construct contour trees is introduced which improves the runtime of known approa...
We address the problem of finding a set of contour curves in an image. We consider the problem of pe...
Contour trees are used when high-dimensional data are preprocessed for efficient extraction of isoco...
Contour trees are used when high-dimensional data are preprocessed for efficient extraction of isoco...
AbstractContour trees are used when high-dimensional data are preprocessed for efficient extraction ...
Consider a scalar field f: M 7 → R, where M is a triangulated simplicial mesh in Rd. A level set, or...
We revisit the classical problem of computing the contour tree of a scalar field f:M to R, where M i...
We show that contour trees can be computed in all dimensions by a simple algorithm that merges two t...
AbstractWe show that contour trees can be computed in all dimensions by a simple algorithm that merg...
Contour trees are extensively used in scalar field analysis. The contour tree is a data structure th...
We show that contour trees can be computed in all dimensions by a simple algorithm that merges two t...
The contour tree is a topological structure associated with a scalar function that tracks the connec...
For 2D or 3D meshes that represent a continuous function to the reals, the contours -- or isosurface...
Many scientific fields generate data in three-dimensional space. These fields include fluid dynamic...
Abstract- This paper presents an improvement over a pre-vious contour closure algorithm. Assuming th...
A new algorithm to construct contour trees is introduced which improves the runtime of known approa...
We address the problem of finding a set of contour curves in an image. We consider the problem of pe...