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A convex-valued selection theorem with a non-separable Banach space
In the spirit of Michael’s selection theorem [6, Theorem 3.1”’], we consider a nonempty convex-valued lower semicontinuous correspondence φ:X→2Y{\varphi:X\to 2^{Y}}.
Gourdel Pascal, Mâagli Nadia
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3D Deformable Object Matching Using Graph Neural Networks
Considering the current advancements in computer vision it can be observed that most of it is focused on two-dimensional imagery. This includes problems such as classification, regression, and the lesser-known object matching problem.
Mihai-Adrian LOGHIN
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Bilinear mixture model-based methods have recently shown promising capability in nonlinear spectral unmixing. However, relying on the endmembers extracted in advance, their unmixing accuracies decrease, especially when the data is highly mixed.
Bin Yang, Bin Wang, Zongmin Wu
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Surface normals and barycentric coordinates [PDF]
The normal to a triangular parametric surface is investigated where the parameters used are barycentric coordinates. Formulae for the normal are obtained for non‐rational and rational surfaces.
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Numerical modelling of major planets movement on the new interaction principle basis
Numerical integration of the equations of movement of major planets, on the basis of a new principle of interaction is spent. Elements of orbits of major planets on large time interval (1602-2200) are calculated. Results of calculations are compared with
Anatolii F Zausaev
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Barycentric coordinates for convex sets
In this paper we provide an extension of barycentric coordinates from simplices to arbitrary convex sets. Barycentric coordinates over convex 2D polygons have found numerous applications in various fields as they allow smooth interpolation of data ...
Scott Schaefer +3 more
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Volume-preserving deformation using generalized barycentric coordinates [PDF]
The cage-based deformation of a 3D object through generalized barycentric coordinates is a simple, e fficient, effective and hence widely used shape manipulation scheme.
Vinacua Pla, Álvaro +2 more
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The current stage of scientific and technological progress in all areas of industrial production and management is characterized by the introduction of new information technologies that determine the increased integration of all automated equipment types,
Miraziz Sagatov, Sitora Nizamova
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Exact solution of an inverse problem for affine images of IFS attractors
A contractive iterated function system (IFS) defined on a complete metric space X possesses a unique compact attractor F ⊂ X $F\subset X$ . Obtaining the transformations of F is generally nontrivial, due to the nature of construction of F.
Elena Hadzieva
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Distributed sensor localization using barycentric coordinates
-In this paper, we review our work on distributed sensor localization using barycentric coordinates. We present an algorithm for localization in m-dimensional Euclidean spaces. The algorithm is distributed and requires at least m+1 anchors.
Soummya Kar +2 more
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