Machine Interpretation of Line-Drawings

碩士 === 淡江大學 === 資訊工程研究所 === 81 === A fundamental problem in computer vision is how to re- coverhe three - dimensional configurations of a scene from its image.he problem is generally under constrained and complicated. Thisaper investiga...

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Main Authors: Yann-Yow Chen, 陳彥佑
Other Authors: Hwei-Jen Lin
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1993
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/18037017912704406999
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Summary:碩士 === 淡江大學 === 資訊工程研究所 === 81 === A fundamental problem in computer vision is how to re- coverhe three - dimensional configurations of a scene from its image.he problem is generally under constrained and complicated. Thisaper investigates computational mechan- ism for interpretation ofine drawings by means of which a machine can extract three -imensional object structures from their pictures draws on a two -imensional plane. Given a line - drawinng of a three -imensional scene, a human being usually has definite ideas abouthe three - dimensional shape of objects. For computers, linerawings are simple collections of line segments on awo-dimensional plane. In order to extract three - dimensionalnformation from them, some intelligent mechanism is necessary.he objects considered here are polyhedrons, that is, solidbjects bounded by planar faces, and the line drawings are singleview pictures of these objects. Probably this mechanism is quiteifferent from what is employed in human perception, given aingle two-dimensional picture of an object, a human being usuallyas definite ideas about its three - dimensional shape, in spitef the fact that there exist a large number of shapes which canroduce the same picture. This fact indicate that we use somessumptions or knowledge about the objects and about imageormation. We shall also investigate some of these assumptions andhen study some emulation formulation. Under this formulation, theroblem is to emulate the ability of the human vision system tonterpret images as three- dimen- sional objects.