Machine interpretation of line drawings
Machine interpretation of line drawings
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An essential prerequisite to construct a manifold trihedral polyhedron from a given natural (or partial-view) sketch is solution of the ''wireframe sketch from a single natural sketch (WSS)'' problem, which is the subject of this paper. Published solutions view WSS as an ''image-processing''/''computer vision'' problem where emphasis is placed on analyzing the given input (natural sketch) using various heuristics. This paper proposes a new WSS method based on robust tools from graph theory, solid modeling and Euclidean geometry. Focus is placed on producing a minimal wireframe sketch that corresponds to a topologically correct polyhedron.