Meeting: David, Justin, Misha (Nov 21, 2019)
Current status
- “vectorization in 3D”
- given a hex mesh, we now have a simple binary labeling for extracting a clean curve network, see this post
Questions and comments
- David: can we restrict the hex mesh to a narrow band around the input curves? What should be the size of the narrow band? What should be the grid size?
- objective function for extraction? Negative weights?
- locally decide if an edge should have positive or negative weight
- symmetric distance, similar to [Nan and Wonka 2017] or [deGoes et al. 2011] (see below)
- Justin: this seems like a very convoluted way to get a clean curve network. Hex meshing is hard, why not just do tet meshing with alignment constraints?
ToDo
- improve binary labeling: symmetric distance, negative weights, more general constraints
- experiments with real data (TiltBrush)
Next meeting
- Monday, Dec 2, 2019, 2pm/8am
Related papers
[Nan and Wonka, ICCV 2017]
PolyFit
[deGoes et al. 2011]
An Optimal Transport Approach to Robust Reconstruction and Simplification of 2D Shapes
[Ni et al., SGP 2018]
Field-Aligned and Lattice-Guided Tetrahedral Meshing
[Levy and Liu, SIGGRAPH 2010]
Lp Centroidal Voronoi Tesselation and its applications