Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
440086 Computer-Aided Design 2014 14 Pages PDF
Abstract

•We propose a robust 2D reconstruction method from unorganized noisy point data.•The outliers and noise of data can be effectively detected and smoothed.•Sharp corners are preserved properly in the output curves with our method.

In this paper, a robust algorithm is proposed for reconstructing 2D curve from unorganized point data with a high level of noise and outliers. By constructing the quadtree of the input point data, we extract the “grid-like” boundaries of the quadtree, and smooth the boundaries using a modified Laplacian method. The skeleton of the smoothed boundaries is computed and thereby the initial curve is generated by circular neighboring projection. Subsequently, a normal-based processing method is applied to the initial curve to smooth jagged features at low curvatures areas, and recover sharp features at high curvature areas. As a result, the curve is reconstructed accurately with small details and sharp features well preserved. A variety of experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness and robustness of our method.

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