Practical curves and surfaces for a geometric modeler (Q1183530)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 33360
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 33360 |
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Practical curves and surfaces for a geometric modeler (English)
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28 June 1992
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The aim of this paper is to present parametric curve and surface algorithms for geometric modeling which minimize design constraints while maximizing flexibility and extensibility for providing a natural interface to curve design. An algorithm for fitting spline curves to piecewise-linear, sketched data sets is given. A reparametrization scheme for curves is presented, along with a method for generating cross-boundary derivative functions on general topological meshes. These algorithms have been implemented in a production geometric modeling systems, the Conceptual Design and Rendering System (CDRS), written in Common LISP. Applications in automobile styling via a computer system are presented (7 figures).
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\(B\)-splines
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curve fitting
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parametric curve and surface algorithms
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geometric modeling
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spline curves
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pieceswise-linear, sketched data sets
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reparametrization scheme
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cross-boundary derivative functions
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production geometric modeling systems
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Conceptual Design and Rendering System
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automobile styling
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