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Long-Term Outcomes of Triple Cannulated Compression Screws Combined With Bone Graft Sleeve Parallel Implantation of DBM Crunch Internal Fixation for the Treatment of Femoral Neck Fractures in Middle-Aged and Young Adults. [PDF]
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Hole filling in 3D volumetric objects
Pattern Recognition, 2010zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Laurent Babout +2 more
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A robust hole-filling algorithm for triangular mesh
Visual Computer, 2007Summary form only given. This paper presents a novel hole-filling algorithm that can fill arbitrary holes in triangular mesh models. First, the advancing front mesh technique is used to cover the hole with newly created triangles. Next, the desirable normals of the new triangles are approximated using our desirable normal computing schemes.
Shuming Gao, Hongwei Lin, Gao Shuming
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Filling time by plugging the holes
ACM SIGGRAPH 2007 posters, 2007We explore a new technique for video frame rate up-conversion (FRUC). A noniterative multilayer motion estimation algorithm is investigated, based on spatio-temporal smoothness constraints. Our algorithm's performance is at par with complicated iterative algorithms based on motion segmentation.
Vikas Ramachandra +2 more
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2003
Laser scans of real objects produce data sets (point clouds) which may have holes, due to problems with visibility or with the optical properties of the surface. We describe a method for detecting and filling these holes. After detecting the boundary of the hole, we fit an algebraic surface patch to the neighbourhood and sample auxiliary points.
Pavel Chalmovianský, Bert Jüttler
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Laser scans of real objects produce data sets (point clouds) which may have holes, due to problems with visibility or with the optical properties of the surface. We describe a method for detecting and filling these holes. After detecting the boundary of the hole, we fit an algebraic surface patch to the neighbourhood and sample auxiliary points.
Pavel Chalmovianský, Bert Jüttler
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Filling holes with shape preserving conditions
Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, 2015zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Miguel A. Fortes +3 more
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1993
Smooth surface patches, such as Gregory patch, Brown’s square and Nielson- Foley patch, which interpolate a given function and its derivatives on the boundary of a rectangle or a triangle, with incompatible twist terms, have been constructed with rational parametric representation by using boolean sum techniques, convex combination methods and ...
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Smooth surface patches, such as Gregory patch, Brown’s square and Nielson- Foley patch, which interpolate a given function and its derivatives on the boundary of a rectangle or a triangle, with incompatible twist terms, have been constructed with rational parametric representation by using boolean sum techniques, convex combination methods and ...
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Science, 2019
Astrochronology The periodic nature of Earth's orbit around the Sun produces cycles of insolation reflected in climate records. Conversely, these climate records can be used to infer changes in the dynamics of the Solar System, which is inherently chaotic and not always similarly periodic.
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Astrochronology The periodic nature of Earth's orbit around the Sun produces cycles of insolation reflected in climate records. Conversely, these climate records can be used to infer changes in the dynamics of the Solar System, which is inherently chaotic and not always similarly periodic.
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