论文信息 - Interest Value Driven Adaptive Subdivision

Interest Value Driven Adaptive Subdivision

This paper generalizes adaptive subdivision algorithms by introducing an applicationdependent Degree of Interest function. Therefore, geometry-related as well as geometry-independent properties can be integrated to control the subdivision algorithm in a uniform framework. We demonstrate how three different applications benefit from this notion.

Tobias Isenberg | Knut Hartmann | Henry König

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