SoSurfaceFittingApproximation3d Class Reference
[Computational Geometry]

ImageViz SoSurfaceFittingApproximation3d surface approximation. More...

#include <ImageViz/Engines/ImageSegmentation/ComputationalGeometry/SoSurfaceFittingApproximation3d.h>

Inheritance diagram for SoSurfaceFittingApproximation3d:
SoImageVizEngine SoEngine SoFieldContainer SoBase SoRefCounter SoTypedObject

List of all members.

Public Types

enum  DetectionType {
  MAXIMUM,
  MINIMUM
}
enum  BoundaryCondition {
  DIRICHLET,
  NEUMANN
}
enum  RegularizationType {
  LAPLACIAN,
  LAPLACIAN_2
}

Public Member Functions

 SoSurfaceFittingApproximation3d ()

Public Attributes

SoSFStructuredQuadrilateralMesh inSurface
SoSFImageDataAdapter inFeatureImage
SoSFDouble distance
SoSFVec2d thresholdLevel
SoSFFloat smoothing
SoMFVec3f directions
SoSFEnum detectionType
SoSFEnum leftBoundaryCondition
SoSFEnum rightBoundaryCondition
SoSFEnum topBoundaryCondition
SoSFEnum bottomBoundaryCondition
SoSFEnum regularizationType
SoMFFloat dirichletValues
SoImageVizEngineOutput
< SoSFStructuredQuadrilateralMesh,
SbStructuredQuadrilateralMesh * > 
outSurface
SoImageVizEngineMFieldOutput
< SoMFVec3f, const SbVec3f * > 
outDirections

Detailed Description

ImageViz SoSurfaceFittingApproximation3d surface approximation.

This engine adjusts the positions of the vertices in a structured quadrilateral mesh based on "weight" values given in a volume. These values normally represent some features / structures in the volume, e.g. weights could be the distance to the outside of a wall.

The engine will search for a best fit along a direction specified for each vertex (the vertex surface normal by be default) up to a distance defined by the parameter distance. A voxel will be considered as a best fit based on a criterion given by the detectionType. A regularization can be applied on the resulting surface to smooth it and limit the effect of outliers.

FILE FORMAT/DEFAULT

SEE ALSO

SoPolylineExtrusionApproximation3d, SoSurfaceUnfoldingProcessing3d


Library references:
See related examples:

MedicalDentalSurfaceUnfolding


Member Enumeration Documentation

Define the type of supported boundaries condition.

Enumerator:
DIRICHLET 
NEUMANN 
Enumerator:
MAXIMUM 

Uses the maximum value.

MINIMUM 

Uses the minimum value.

The type of regularization applied to the mesh.

Enumerator:
LAPLACIAN 
LAPLACIAN_2 

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SoSurfaceFittingApproximation3d::SoSurfaceFittingApproximation3d (  ) 

Constructor.


Member Data Documentation

The type of boundary conditions for the bottom boundary.

Defines the criterion on which a vertex will be kept as the best fit.

Use enum DetectionType. Default is MAXIMUM.

Defines the search direction for each vertex.

If the field is empty or if its size is different from the input surface number of vertices, the vertex normals are used as directions. Default value is SbVec3f( 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f ), so by default vertex normals are computed for the surface.

Dirichlet values for left, right, top and bottom boundary conditions.

Defines the maximum distance that vertices can be moved.

This distance is expressed in world coordinates of the input mesh. Default is 1.

Input 3D image containing weight values.

Input surface.

The type of boundary conditions for the left boundary.

Directions along which the most fitted value was searched.

Output surface with fitted vertices.

The type of regularization used to enforce the smoothness of the mesh.

The type of boundary conditions for the right boundary.

A regularization is applied on the fitted mesh in order to smooth it and limit the effect of outliers.

The smoothing factor defines the strength of this regularization. The greater the value is the greater the smoothing will be. A smoothing value of 0 will disable the regularization. Default is 1.

Defines a range of values that can be considered for the best fit.

A value outside of this range will be considered as an outlier. Default is full range of double precision values.

The type of boundary conditions for the top boundary.


The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Open Inventor Toolkit reference manual, generated on 4 Sep 2023
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