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Geometric Modeling for Computer Vision (1974)

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ritten SAIL without using LEAP) GEOMED III, 1971, was written SAIL and FAIL; GEOMED IV, 1972 to present, is written in FAIL. Future mythical GEOMED’s include export GEOMED V, coded in simple international ALGOL for export; a big GEOMED VI, larger nodes for curved object representation of smooth… … The three sweep primitives SWEEP, ROTCOM and PYRAMID involve the non-solid Euler polyhedra: wire, lamina and shoets. A lone vertex body can be swept into a wire, a wire can be closed to form a lamina or a wire can be swept into a sheet, and a sheet can be closed to form a solid polyhedron. Figure…

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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