Ontological filtering using spatial boundary of 3d objects
An ontology, 3D technology, applied in the application field of interactive graphics modeling software, to achieve the effect of improving usability
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[0043] Many interactive graphics computer software applications process huge amounts of complex three-dimensional model data for presentation on one or more video displays. Such applications include, for example, computer-aided design (CAD) tools for designing three-dimensional objects, buildings and vehicles for manufacture, and geographic information system (GIS) tools for tracking public transportation systems or communication networks. Various embodiments of the invention improve these applications by filtering data for display according to easy-to-use and understandable techniques for defining and manipulating visual markers on graphical displays.
[0044] For example, how can a design engineer determine that two similar objects, both called "pipes," are actually completely different, and should not really be placed close to each other? One way is to store objects using ontological categories such that their "deep meaning" remains attached to them.
[0045] In general, u...
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