A Survey on Shape Representations
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https://doi.org//10.32628/IJSRSET207136Keywords:
Shape Analysis, Voronoi Diagram, Delaunay Triangulation, Computational Geometry, Medial axis,2D point sets, Shape Reconstruction, Modelling, Curves and Surfaces, Dominant Points, Curve ReconstructionAbstract
Geometric structures have an important role in shape analysis. The reconstruction problem is an active and challenging problem due to its ill-posed nature. It has various applications in the fields of computational geometry, computer vision, computer graphics, image processing, medical fields, and pattern recognition. There exist a few challenges in approximating the shape of a point set. First, it is unclear that which geometric shape approximates the optimal shape due to mathematical inconvenience. Second, the point set shapes are highly subjective and often depend on a specific application context or other human cognitive factors. As a consequence, the shapes perceived by humans for a majority of point sets vary and reaching a conclusion on the optimum shape is an extremely difficult task. The rich variety of shapes available in nature and the heterogeneity of point sets further weaken a well-defined formulation of the shape approximation problem.
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