Titlebook: Image-Based Modeling of Plants and Trees; Sing Bing Kang,Long Quan Book 2010 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2010

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Image-Based Modeling of Plants and Trees978-3-031-01808-4Series ISSN 2153-1056 Series E-ISSN 2153-1064

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Review of Plant and Tree ModelingTechniques,osed to model and generate plants and trees; they can be roughly classified as primarily being rule-based, sketch-based, or image-based. Note that these classes of techniques are not mutually exclusive (e.g., a technique can be sketch-based but uses production rules for the final model generation).

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Single ImageTree Modeling, we describe a technique to address this constraint.Note that we are not handling single images of plants extracting generic leaves and unstructuredbranches from single images is extremely challenging.

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Introduction,Plants and trees remain the most difficult kinds of object to model due to their complex geometry and wide variation in appearance.

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Introduction,In this chapter, we describe our system for modeling plants from images. As indicated in Chapter 1, this system is designed to model flora with relatively large leaves; the shapes of these leaves are extracted from images as part of the modeling process.

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Image-BasedTechnique forModelingTrees,The previous chapter describes a system for modeling plants. This system works reasonably well if the size of the leaves is significant relative to the plant. However, as the indoor tree example in the previous chapter illustrates, trees with relatively small leaves are substantially harder to model using this system.

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