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  Surface reconstruction from multiple views using rational B-splines (2001) [1 citations — 0 self]

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by Matheen Siddiqui
In Proc. CVPR: Technical Sketches
http://www.cs.bu.edu/techreports/pdf/2002-010-Bspline.pdf
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Abstract:

A method for reconstruction of 3D rational B-spline surfaces from multiple views is proposed. Given corresponding features in multiple views, though not necessarily visible in all views, the surface is reconstructed. First 2D B-spline patches are fitted to each view. The 3D B-splines and projection matricies can then be extracted from the 2D B-splines using factorization methods. The surface fit is then further refined via an iterative procedure. Finally, a hierarchal fitting scheme is proposed to allow modeling of complex surfaces by means of knot insertion. Experiments with real imagery demonstrate the efficacy of the approach. 1 Introduction and Related Work Recovering models from multiple views is an area

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