Non-rigid three-dimensional shape point-by-point correspondence method and human heart motion simulation method
A three-dimensional shape, non-rigid technology, applied in the field of computer vision, can solve the problem of difficulty in describing sub-functions, and the accuracy cannot fully reflect the isometric invariance of deformation models.
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[0050] Such as figure 1 Shown is a schematic method flow diagram of the corresponding method of the present invention.
[0051] Definition of function map:
[0052] Given two 3D shapes, the manifold with Note that the square-integrable function spaces defined on their surfaces are respectively with Order T: represent the manifold with The point-by-point mapping between, and further define on this basis with The function mapping operator T between F : This operator converts the manifold The function on is mapped to the manifold on, ie T F The image of is defined as
[0053] given the function space with A set of orthonormal basis with Then the function mapping T F will have the matrix representation C = (c ji ),which is
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[0055] Usually choose the manifold with The first k eigenfunctions of the Laplacian-Belter Mi operator are respectively used as the function space with Truncated Orthogonal Basis with Since this ...
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