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A High-Performance Parallel Thinning Approach Using a Non-cubic Grid Structure / Chemnitzer Informatik-Berichte ; CSR-06-08

Brunner, David, Brunnett, Guido, Strand, Robin 14 September 2006 (has links) (PDF)
In the past years the so-called body-centered cubic grid (bcc) has been examined and proved to be superior over Cartesian lattices for certain applications. Our work deals with parallel thinning on these bcc grids. We introduce conditions which are sufficient for retaining topology and suggest additional conditions to influence the shape of the resulting skeleton. We further developed an algorithm to extract curve skeletons out of 3d objects in parallel which we also present here. We show in our results that the developed thinning approach on bcc grids is extremely efficient.
3D graphics
Skeletonization
Thinning
non-cubic grids
ddc:004
Kubisch raumzentriertes Gitter
Verdünnung <Bildverarbeitung>
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A High-Performance Parallel Thinning Approach Using a Non-cubic Grid Structure

Brunner, David, Brunnett, Guido, Strand, Robin 14 September 2006 (has links)
In the past years the so-called body-centered cubic grid (bcc) has been examined and proved to be superior over Cartesian lattices for certain applications. Our work deals with parallel thinning on these bcc grids. We introduce conditions which are sufficient for retaining topology and suggest additional conditions to influence the shape of the resulting skeleton. We further developed an algorithm to extract curve skeletons out of 3d objects in parallel which we also present here. We show in our results that the developed thinning approach on bcc grids is extremely efficient.
info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/004
ddc:004
Kubisch raumzentriertes Gitter
Verdünnung <Bildverarbeitung>
3D graphics
Skeletonization
Thinning
non-cubic grids

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