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Foot Shape Modeling

Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 2004
This study is an attempt to show how a “standard” foot can be parameterized using foot length, foot width, foot height, and a measure of foot curvature so that foot shape can be predicted using these simple anthropometric measures. The prediction model was generated using 40 Hong Kong Chinese men, and the model was validated using a different group of ...
Ameersing Luximon   +1 more
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Interactive shape models

SPIE Proceedings, 2003
Supervised segmentation methods in which a model of the shape of an object and its gray-level appearance is used to segment new images have become popular techniques in medical image segmentation. However, the results of these methods are not always accurate enough.
Bram van Ginneken   +3 more
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Gradient Shape Model

International Journal of Computer Vision, 2020
For years, the so-called Constrained Local Model (CLM) and its variants have been the gold standard in face alignment tasks. The CLM combines an ensemble of local feature detectors whose locations are regularized by a shape model. Fitting such a model typically consists of an exhaustive local search using the detectors and a global optimization that ...
Pedro Martins 0004   +2 more
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Interactive shape modeling

Proceedings of First Signal Processing Society Workshop on Multimedia Signal Processing, 2002
Query By Sketch for indexing into an image database involves presenting the machine with a sketch of the object to be found in the database. The sketch can be of the object shape or distinct contours on the image of the object. This sketch can be made from memory, or can be refined interactively in response to what the database search returns at each ...
Zhibin Lei, David B. Cooper
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Interactive function-based shape modelling

open access: yesComputers and Graphics, 2007
112 p.In this work, interactive shape modelling is addressed using a function-based approach, where geometric shapes and their properties are defined with mathematical functions.
Alexei Sourin
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SHAPE MODELING AND SHAPE ANALYSIS BASED ON SINGULARITIES

International Journal of Shape Modeling, 1996
Summary: To analyze given object shapes, it is necessary first to model the shapes and then to analyze the models. This paper proposes a method of modeling and analyzing two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) shapes based on singularities. First, a function is defined on an object.
Yoshihisa Shinagawa   +3 more
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Oriented active shape models

SPIE Proceedings, 2006
Active shape models (ASM) are widely employed for recognizing anatomic structures and for delineating them in medical images. In this paper, a novel strategy called oriented active shape models (OASM) is presented in an attempt to overcome the following five limitations of ASM: 1) lower delineation accuracy, 2) the requirement of a large number of ...
Jiamin Liu, Jayaram K. Udupa
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A Structural Model of Shape

IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 1980
Shape description and recognition is an important and interesting problem in scene analysis. Our approach to shape description is a formal model of a shape consisting of a set of primitives, their properties, and their interrelationships. The primitives are the simple parts and intrusions of the shape which can be derived through the graph-theoretic ...
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Shape Modeling with Fractals

2014
Fractal phenomena are a source of geometric detail that can be difficult to harness for general purpose shape modeling. We present a method for modeling surfaces by warping a fractal onto a given mesh. The warp is specified by the user as a coarse displacement field and interpolated by triharmonic radial basis functions. Efficient methods for rendering
Tim McGraw, Donald Herring
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