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Polygonal image digitizing method utilizing rotating TIN (triangulated irregular network)

A polygon and image technology, applied in image data processing, image coding, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of unfavorable coordination between pixels, and achieve the effects of easy program control, simple algorithm, and convenient network construction

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-10-31
黄桂芝
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[0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a polygonal image digitization method using a rotating TIN network to solve the disadvantage of unfavorable coordination between pixels in the image digitization method in the existing image digital processing field

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[0009] Specific implementation mode one: the following combination Figure 1 to Figure 6 This embodiment will be specifically described. This embodiment includes the following steps: 1. Taking 30mm as the side length of the basic square; 2. Arranging one control point at each of the four vertices of the basic square, and distributing three control points in the basic square, see schematic diagram figure 1 , the plane coordinates of the four vertices are (0, 0), (30, 0), (30, 30) and (0, 30), point a is (9, 9), point b is (12, 22.5) , point c is (24, 12), the above-mentioned three points a, b, c are connected to form a triangle, and the above-mentioned three internal control points are connected to form a triangle, and then a vertex is selected from the four vertices of the basic square, and the distance between the vertex and The sum of the distances between the two vertices of the adjacent inner triangles is the smallest, connect the selected control points at the vertices o...

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[0010] Embodiment 2: The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that step A is also included between step 4 and step 5, and the length or width direction of the supporting unit is scaled to make it a rectangle, and the positions of all control points inside Adjust to scale. Other steps are still the same as the original implementation.

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Disclosed is a polygonal image digitizing method utilizing a rotating TIN (triangulated irregular network). The polygonal image digitizing method aims to overcome the shortcoming that echoes and matching of existing pixels are insufficient. The polygonal image digitizing method comprises the following steps of determining the side length of a basic square according to a Shannon's sampling theorem; arranging one sampling point at each of four vertexes of the basic square, and arranging 3 sampling points in the basic square in a scattered manner to form a basic unit; counterclockwise rotating the basic unit to form a primary unit body, a secondary unit body and a tertiary unit body; splicing the basic unit, the primary unit body, the secondary unit body and the tertiary unit body to form a square assorted unit; utilizing the assorted unit as a replication unit, and performing translation replication repeatedly to form a sampling network covering an image; and utilizing control points in the sampling network as centers to relatively uniformly divide the area in the range of the sampling network into polygons by straight lines, utilizing the areas of the small polygons as sampling units, utilizing brightness values of feature points as brightness values of the sampling units when the feature points are arranged in the sampling units, and utilizing brightness values of the control points in the sampling units as brightness values of the sampling units so as to finish digitization of an image when the feature points are not arranged in the sampling units.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an image digitization method in the field of image digital processing. Background technique [0002] The image digitization method in the field of image digital processing consists of two parts: sampling and quantization. The shape of the pixel in the sampling process can be various shapes such as regular triangle, square, regular hexagon, etc., and the shape of square, especially square is often sampled. Its shortcoming is that it does not take better consideration of the echo of adjacent pixels to control the object better; it does not take better consideration of the division of control distance in all directions. Contents of the invention [0003] The object of the present invention is to provide a polygonal image digitization method using a rotating TIN network to solve the disadvantage of unfavorable coordination between pixels in the existing image digitization method in the field of image digital processing. It incl...

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IPC IPC(8): G06T9/00
Inventor 黄桂芝
Owner 黄桂芝
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