摘要(英) |
Triangular mesh is the classical representation in geometry. Mesh parameterization have been proposed for many of studies in recent years. It is used in a wide range of texture mapping , engineering and medicine. Different applications require different methods of parameterization methods. The goal need an easy interactive processing of the parameter domain. In this thesis, we review four free boundary parameterization methods, (1) least squares conformal maps (LSCM), (2) angle based flattening (ABF++), (3) linear angle based flattening (LABF), (4) As-Similar-As-Possible Planar Parameterization (ASAP).
Through implementation of Matlab comparison parameterization. We use three metrics to measure the parametric distortion: angle distortion, L_2 stretch, and L_2 shear.
In the experimental results we have obtained ABF + + parameterization the best results, but the time it takes is much larger than other method. |
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