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Geometric Modeling for Computer Vision (1974)

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3 0 Introduction to GEOMED. GEOMED. model. Finally, the example calls TRANSL and ROTATE which perform translation and rotation. TRANSL takes four argument: the thing to be moved followed by the three components of a translation vector; similarly ROTATE takes four arguments: the thing to be moved… … BEGIN "EXAMPLE TWO” REQUIRE "GEOItES. HDR [GEM, HE! * SOURCE.FILE; o GEDMED EMBEDDED IN SOIL; DEFINE a.'TOMMENT"; OEFINE PI. "3. 1415927"; a DECLARE COMMENT PREFIX; INTEGER Bi.B2.Jl.J2.J3.J4.JS.JS.Cl.CHR.Ii MKUNIV; GEODPYj B1 - INR30 ("FIRM (OUT ,BGBP>; a MDDEL DF THE YELLOW RRM, B2 . INB3D ("TPBLE…

Baumgart, Bruce Guenther · Stanford univ ca dept of computer science · Computer applications · Computer graphics · Image processing · Artificial intelligence · Computer programming · Semantics · Television cameras · Theses · Three dimensional · Vision

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