Geometry processing for animation
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Segmentation of mesh sequences
In this project we focus on motion-based segmentation on mesh sequences. Contrary to previous works, we do not restrict to temporally coherent sequences: we deal with any mesh animation. We are able to segment a sequence according to either rigid or uniformly stretched motions. |
| Context: | Romain Arcila's PhD thesis and MADRAS project |
| Co-workers: | Romain Arcila (PhD student), Florent Dupont (professor, Univ. Lyon) |
| More details: | MADRAS website, [CORESA'09], [WSCG'10] |
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Motion perception in mesh sequences
We investigate how the motion, in a mesh sequence, is visually perceived by a human being. This is a joint work with Ron Rensink, professor in the Psychology and Computer Science departments at UBC (Vancouver, Canada). |
| Context: | Romain Arcila's PhD thesis and MADRAS project |
| Co-workers: | Romain Arcila (PhD student), Florent Dupont (professor, Univ. Lyon), Ron Rensink (professor, Univ. British Columbia) |