论文信息 - A portable geometric algorithm visualization system with dynamic camera positioning for tracking 3D objects

A portable geometric algorithm visualization system with dynamic camera positioning for tracking 3D objects

Geometric algorithm visualization techniques are very important to algorithmic research in geometric computing. The relevant applications include geometric algorithm development, testing, demonstration and teaching. Within these topics, there still remain performance issues to improve system portability, animation effect and so on. In this paper, we present a geometric algorithm visualization system that is featured by Java's portability and the "dynamic decision of camera position" for 3D geometric algorithm visualization.

D. T. Lee | Jyh-Da Wei | Ming-Hung Tsai | Jeng-Hung Huang

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