Image Forming Techniques
Image Forming Techniques |
Abstract
In some embodiments, the intervals and the triangulation of an inner tessellation of a patch may be pre-computed. Even factor tessellations are arranged in a co-centric manner so that lower number factors are inside tessellations with higher number factors. Similarly, odd factor tessellations are arranged in a co-centric manner so that lower number factors are inside tessellations with higher number factors. Domain points of even factor tessellations are stored in a first table whereas domain points of odd factor tessellations are stored in a second table. At run time, the pre-computed values may be looked up for the applicable edge level of detail.
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Citation
Rahul P Sathe, and Paul Rosen. Image Forming Techniques. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG), 2013.
Bibtex
@misc{sathe2013image, title = {Image Forming Techniques}, author = {Sathe, Rahul P and Rosen, Paul}, year = {2013}, note = {Intel Corp., Application~12/387,187, Filed April 2009, Publication Number US 8,482,560}, abstract = {In some embodiments, the intervals and the triangulation of an inner tessellation of a patch may be pre-computed. Even factor tessellations are arranged in a co-centric manner so that lower number factors are inside tessellations with higher number factors. Similarly, odd factor tessellations are arranged in a co-centric manner so that lower number factors are inside tessellations with higher number factors. Domain points of even factor tessellations are stored in a first table whereas domain points of odd factor tessellations are stored in a second table. At run time, the pre-computed values may be looked up for the applicable edge level of detail.} }