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Textured-rendering results. Left: Polygon model (75,232 points). Right: single patch B-Spline surface model (the surface is presented by 616 shape descriptors). 

Textured-rendering results. Left: Polygon model (75,232 points). Right: single patch B-Spline surface model (the surface is presented by 616 shape descriptors). 

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In this paper, we propose a novel 3D B-Spline surface reconstruction technique for 3D metamorphosis for animation and entertainment. The approach allows one-to-one mapping between the object space and a parameter space, and therefore automatic correspondence between a pair of reconstructed objects. B-Spline-based shape representation also has the a...

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... A ( s ) [ Q 0, g ( s ), Q 1, g ( s ), L , Q n , g ( s )] . f and l are shape descriptors of curve F and L , respectively. Shape descriptors have several important properties, including: • One-to-one mapping from the parameter domain to the object space. For each pair of parameter value ( s , t ) , there is a unique corresponding B-Spline surface point in the object space. • Compact representation for 3D objects. Over 90% compression rate is achieved and similar rendering result to that using original polygon representation. Figures 1, 2, 3 demonstrate some reconstructed B-Spline surfaces using our approach discussed above. For comparison, we also applied a previous B-Spline reconstruction method [5] on the same dataset in Figure 3. Rendered single patch B-Spline surface is shown in Fig. 2 ...

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