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Simplification

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Simplification: a Python library for line simplification using the Ramer-Douglas-Peucker or Visvaligam-Whyatt algorithmsIf you use this software, please cite it using these ...
Jon-Arild Johannessen, Bjørn Olsen
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Mesh Simplification

open access: yesComputer Graphics Forum, 1996
AbstractMesh simplification is an important stage after surface reconstruction since the models produced can contain a large number of polygons making them difficult to manipulate. In this paper we present a mesh simplification algorithm to reduce the number of vertices in a dense mesh of triangles.
María-Elena Algorri, Francis Schmitt
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The Simplification Conspiracy

2020
We study in a quantitative way the efficacy of a social intelligence scheme that is an extension of Extreme Learning Machine paradigm. The key question we investigate is whether and how a collection of elementary learning parcels can replace a single algorithm that is well suited to learn a relatively complex function.
Bruno Apolloni   +2 more
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INTERSECTION FREE SIMPLIFICATION

International Journal of Shape Modeling, 2003
Summary: Triangle mesh decimation and multi-resolution techniques are widely used in visualization applications for huge scenes. A large collection of different simplification algorithms exists in order to build a multi-resolution model from a given triangle mesh.
Stefan Gumhold   +2 more
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TIGHTENING: MORPHOLOGICAL SIMPLIFICATION

International Journal of Computational Geometry & Applications, 2007
Given a two- or three-dimensional set S of arbitrary topology and a radius r, we show how to construct an r-tightening of S, which is a set whose boundary has mean curvature with magnitude less than or equal to 1/r and which only differs from S in a morphologically-defined tolerance zone we call the mortar.
Jason Williams 0007, Jarek Rossignac
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Simplification of Sequences of Operators

IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1972
The output of a system is often expressed as a sequence of unary and/or binary operations on the input. Analysis or design considerations may require manipulation of the sequence of operators to obtain an equivalent sequence either mathematically simpler or easier to design.
Robert J. Polge, Louis Callas
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Simplification and Scaling

SIAM Review, 1972
An attempt is made to clarify two frequently used applied mathematical techniques. Section 1 begins with a description of the basic simplification procedure in which a term is neglected under the assumption that it is small, and the consistency of this assumption is later checked.
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The Simplification of Science and the Science of Simplification

1991
In order to understand the successes of science, we can do no better than to examine physics—and particularly mechanics—for these sciences are often taken to be ideal models. The beauty of the mechanical model of the world was well expressed by Deutsch,1 who said that mechanism ...
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The Text Simplification in TERENCE

2014
In this paper we present the TERENCE system of text simplification. The TERENCE simplification system is intended for use by researchers, educators and policy makers. The method is innovative in the field for two reasons. Firstly, differently from other methods of automatic or manual simplification, it offers a graded, cumulative, simplification of ...
ARFE', BARBARA, J. Oakhill, E. Pianta
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