Titlebook: Deformation Models; Tracking, Animation Manuel González Hidalgo,Arnau Mir Torres,Javier Va Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordr

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Robust Deformable Models for 2D and 3D Shape Estimationi) they explicitly assume that the measured features contain outliers and assign confidence degrees to the detected features and (iii) they adopt robust model updates, taking the confidence degrees into account. These four methods are reviewed and their performance is illustrated with selected examples.

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2212-9391 -world applications.Unique mix of theory and applications re.The computational modelling of deformations has been actively studied for the last thirty years. This is mainly due to its large range of applications that include computer animation, medical imaging, shape estimation, face deformation as

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Jozef Rovensky,Juraj Payer,Manfred Heroldoints of each one, taking into account their distinctive utilities. Finally, we discuss some applications that exploit cage capabilities in order to create a more complex deformation system or to simplify other deformation techniques.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-79280-3scription of resulting objects. In fact advantage of deformation non-constrained by geometries is also a drawback: as it only manipulates points it could only result in points, so its necessary to use and maintain the neighborhood (the topology) or the surface expression on a second hand, as these methods do not care of object description.

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Frame-Based Interactive Simulation of Complex Deformable Objectse physical realism. We introduce novel material-aware shape functions in place of the traditional radial basis functions used in meshless frameworks, allowing coarse deformation functions to efficiently resolve non-uniform stiffnesses. Complex models can thus be simulated at high frame rates using a small number of control nodes.

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Deformable Face Alignment via Local Measurements and Global Constraints the interrelated issues of optimisation, feature representation and geometry regularisation. The following three sections discuss each of these three components in detail. The chapter concludes with a general discussion and directions of future work.