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Identification of Form Features in Non-Manifold Shapes Through a Decomposition Approach (Contributo in atti di convegno)
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De Floriani L.; Hui A.; Giannini F. (2009)
Identification of Form Features in Non-Manifold Shapes Through a Decomposition Approach
in 9th Biennal ASME Conference on Engineering Systems Design and analysis ESDA 08, Haifa, Israel, 7-9 lugio 2008
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Department of Computer Science, Univeristy of Maryland
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- Identification of Form Features in Non-Manifold Shapes Through a Decomposition Approach (literal)
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- Abstract
- In Computer-Aided Design (CAD), the idealization process
reduces the complexity of the model of a solid object, thus
resulting in a simplified representation which captures only the
essential elements of its shape. Form features extraction is a
relevant issue in order to recover semantic information from an
idealized object model, since such information is typically lost
during the idealization process. An idealized model is usually
composed of non-manifold parts, whose topology carries
significant structural information about the object shape. To
this aim, we define form features for non-manifold object by
extending the taxonomy of form features provided by STEP
[19]. We describe an approach for the identification of features,
which interact with non-manifold singularities in the object,
based on a decomposition of a non-manifold object into nearly
manifold components and on the properties of the graph
representing such decomposition. (literal)
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