Inserting control points for Bezier curve approximation
Jumei Zhang, Honglun Wang
Abstract
Jumei Zhang, Honglun Wang
Abstract
The master benefit of squared distance minimization is that it need not parameterize the data points of the target curve, so it converges faster than those method need points parameterization. Whereas, SDM can be very sensitive to the original curve owe to its local optimization. We propose a new approach to improve this. In this paper, we associate SDM with procedures for automatically inserting and redistributing of the control points of the active Bezier curve. The effectiveness and accuracy of our approach is illustrated in experimental example.
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The master benefit of squared distance minimization is that it need not parameterize the data points of the target curve, so it converges faster than those method need points parameterization. Whereas, SDM can be very sensitive to the original curve owe to its local optimization. We propose a new approach to improve this. In this paper, we associate SDM with procedures for automatically inserting and redistributing of the control points of the active Bezier curve. The effectiveness and accuracy of our approach is illustrated in experimental example.
Key concepts: Bézier curve, Curve fitting, Data point, Control point, Minification, Computer science, Mathematical optimization, Control (management)