[[abstract]]Two-dimensional digitized curves are often approximated by some piecewise linear or high-order curves. The approximation usually results in a compact and effective representation for further applications. In this paper, we propose new algorithms to approximate digitized curves by piecewise circular arcs with geometric continuity G0 or G1. First, iterative methods are proposed to solve the best single arc and biarc approximation problems of a digitized curve with respect to the maximum norm. The basic notion of our methods is to show that the error functions of two approximations are unimodal functions, so techniques developed in optimization theory can be used to search for the best approximation. Then the piecewise arcs approxi...
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AbstractWe obtain cubic and quartic Bézier approximations of circular arcs that respectively satisfy...
This Demonstration shows how the arcs of a circle can be approximated with 1-4 Bézier curves. Each B...
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AbstractA biarc is a one-parameter family of G1 curves that can satisfy G1 Hermite data at two point...
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In this paper, the problem of interpolation of two points, two corresponding tangent directions and ...
AbstractWe obtain cubic and quartic Bézier approximations of circular arcs that respectively satisfy...
This Demonstration shows how the arcs of a circle can be approximated with 1-4 Bézier curves. Each B...
AbstractTwo-dimensional digitized curves are often approximated by some piecewise linear or high-ord...
We present an algorithm for approximating a given open polygonal curve with a minimum number of circ...
AbstractFor the circular arc of angle 0<α<π we present the explicit form of the best GC3 quartic app...
AbstractWe present an algorithm for approximating a given open polygonal curve with a minimum number...
Two algorithms for solving the piecewise linear Chebyshev approximation problem of planar curves are...
AbstractWhen a smooth curve is used to describe the path of a computer-controlled cutting machine, t...
In Computer Aided Design (CAD) objects are often described by non-uniform rational B-spline (NURBS) ...
Two fast algorithms for solving the piecewise linear L 1, approximation problem of plane curves are ...
In this thesis we study: (i) geometric approximation of curves in the plane and in space, and (ii) s...
AbstractA general method is described for approximating a specified curve with a continuous sequence...
AbstractA biarc is a one-parameter family of G1 curves that can satisfy G1 Hermite data at two point...
AbstractThe paths of cutting tools used in a computer-aided manufacturing environment are usually de...
In this paper, the problem of interpolation of two points, two corresponding tangent directions and ...
AbstractWe obtain cubic and quartic Bézier approximations of circular arcs that respectively satisfy...
This Demonstration shows how the arcs of a circle can be approximated with 1-4 Bézier curves. Each B...