Titlebook: Geometric Modeling: Theory and Practice; The State of the Art Wolfgang Strasser,Reinhard Klein,René Rau Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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Ofer Fridman,Vera Michlin-Shapiress intrinsic degrees of freedom in their embedding space. Constraints reduce the degrees of freedom of a set of objects. A constraint graph represents the objects and geometric relations between them. A graph algorithm which transforms the undirected constraint graph into a directed acyclic depende

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Early Classic Cities of the Mayan view on the product model, with information relevant to that activity. In this paper, a feature modelling approach is outlined in which each view consists of a specific feature model, containing features relevant to the corresponding activity. Attention is paid to the product model, feature valida

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The Artificial Papyrologist at Workmation. That is especially true for geometric modeling and knowledge representation (KR). Feature concepts have been developed (at least in part) for this integration, but they are strongly related to current geometric modeling approaches. A . of knowledge representation and geometric modeling seems

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Generative Adversarial Networks,s than the traditional modified octree. The aspects under study include the use of elements of different type as internal nodes, a general refinement approach and cuboids, pyramids, prisms and tetrahedra as final elements. These concepts can be applied to the generation of mixed elements meshes for

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Sudipta Sardar,Somenath Dutta,Ganesh JadhavWe describe the use of a particle system to compute minimal surfaces. This approach calculates the dynamical behavior of the surface, supports the blending of solids with rubber-like materials and makes modeling easy.

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