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Differential geometry images: remeshing and morphing with local shape preservation
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Meng, Weiliang, Sheng, Bin, Lv, Weiwei, Sun, Hanqiu, Wu, Enhua. Differential geometry images: remeshing and morphing with local shape preservation[J]. The Visual Computer, 2010, 26(1), 51-62.
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Meng, Weiliang
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Sheng, Bin
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Lv, Weiwei
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Sun, Hanqiu
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Wu, Enhua
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Submit date:2018/11/06
Remesh
Geometry Images
Differential Coordinates
Laplacian Matrix
Shape Space
An improved approach for generation of intermediate deformation models in shape space
Journal article
Meng W., Wu J., Lu W., Wu E.. An improved approach for generation of intermediate deformation models in shape space[J]. Jisuanji Fuzhu Sheji Yu Tuxingxue Xuebao/Journal of Computer-Aided Design and Computer Graphics, 2009, 21(7), 943-948.
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Meng W.
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Wu J.
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Lu W.
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Wu E.
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Submit date:2019/02/13
Geodesic
Morphing
Riemannian geometry
Shape space