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3D Reconstruction of parametric curves: recovering the control points

Md. Al-Amin Bhuiyan, Hiromitsu Hama

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This article introduces a new curve reconstruction method based on recovering the control points of parametric cubic curves. The method developed here has two stages: finding the 3D control points of parametric curves and reconstruction of free curves. The 3D control points of curves are computed from 2D image sequences by using projective reconstruction of the 3D control points and the bundle adjustment algorithm. The relationships among parametric curves, such as Hermite curves, Bezier curves and B-spline curves, are established so that a curve of any model can be achieved for best fitting. Some experiments are performed to show the performance and effectiveness of the algorithm.The method is based on the slope following and learning algorithm, which provides an efficient way of finding the 3D control points of any type of cubic Bezier curves. This method, which is an extension of our previous work on recovering control points of 2D Bezier curves, can automatically fit a set of data points with piecewise geometrically continuous cubic parametric curves. The experimental results demonstrate that our method is a fast and efficient way of recovering 3D control points of parametric curves, matching free curves and shape reforming.

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This article introduces a new curve reconstruction method based on recovering the control points of parametric cubic curves. The method developed here has two stages: finding the 3D control points of parametric curves and reconstruction of free curves. The 3D control points of curves are computed from 2D image sequences by using projective reconstruction of the 3D control points and the bundle adjustment algorithm. The relationships among parametric curves, such as Hermite curves, Bezier curves and B-spline curves, are established so that a curve of any model can be achieved for best fitting. Some experiments are performed to show the performance and effectiveness of the algorithm.The method is based on the slope following and learning algorithm, which provides an efficient way of finding the 3D control points of any type of cubic Bezier curves. This method, which is an extension of our previous work on recovering control points of 2D Bezier curves, can automatically fit a set of data points with piecewise geometrically continuous cubic parametric curves. The experimental results demonstrate that our method is a fast and efficient way of recovering 3D control points of parametric curves, matching free curves and shape reforming.

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This article introduces a new curve reconstruction method based on recovering the control points of parametric cubic curves. The method developed here has two stages: finding the 3D control points of parametric curves and reconstruction of free curves. The 3D control points of curves are computed from 2D image sequences by using projective reconstruction of the 3D control points and the bundle adjustment algorithm. The relationships among parametric curves, such as Hermite curves, Bezier curves and B-spline curves, are established so that a curve of any model can be achieved for best fitting. Some experiments are performed to show the performance and effectiveness of the algorithm.The method is based on the slope following and learning algorithm, which provides an efficient way of finding the 3D control points of any type of cubic Bezier curves. This method, which is an extension of our previous work on recovering control points of 2D Bezier curves, can automatically fit a set of data points with piecewise geometrically continuous cubic parametric curves. The experimental results demonstrate that our method is a fast and efficient way of recovering 3D control points of parametric curves, matching free curves and shape reforming.

Key concepts: Bézier curve, Parametric equation, Piecewise, Mathematics, Curve fitting, Parametric statistics, Geometric design, Control point

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