Physics-Based Deformable Models

Applications to Computer Vision, Graphics and Medical Imaging

Inbunden, Engelska, 1996

AvDimitris N. Metaxas,Dimitris N Metaxas

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Presents a systematic, physics-based framework for modelling rigid, articulated, and deformable objects, their interactions with the physical world, and the estimate of their shape and motion from visual data. It includes a variety of methods and associated experiments in computer vision, graphics and medical imaging that help the reader better to understand the presented material. In addition, special emphasis has been given to the development of techniques with interactive, or close to real-time, performance. The text is suitable for graduate level courses in Computer Graphics, Computational Physics, Computer Vision, Medical Imaging, and Biomedical Engineering. In addition, this book is appropriate as a reference for researchers and practitioners in the above-mentioned fields.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum1996-11-30
Mått155 x 235 x 19 mm
Vikt635 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieSpringer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science
Antal sidor308
Upplaga1997
FörlagKluwer Academic Publishers
ISBN9780792398400

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1 Introduction.- 1.1 Illustrative Examples of Modeling and Estimation.- 1.2 Chapter Outline.- 2 Geometry of Deformable Models.- 2.1 Related Work.- 2.2 Hybrid Deformable Models.- 3 Kinematics and Dynamics.- 3.1 Kinematics.- 3.2 Dynamics.- 3.3 Choosing the Order of the Motion Equations.- 4 Finite Element Implementation.- 4.1 Choosing the Appropriate Elements.- 4.2 Various Model Tessellations.- 4.3C0Elements.- 4.4C1Triangular Elements.- 4.5 Approximation of the Lagrange Equations.- 5 Applied Forces.- 5.1 Computer Vision and Medical Imaging Applications.- 5.2 Computer Graphics Applications.- 5.3 Force–Based Estimation.- 6 Model Implementation.- 6.1 Integrating the Motion Equations.- 6.2 Model Initialization.- 6.3 Computer Vision Experiments.- 6.4 Computer Graphics Experiments.- 7 Constrained Nonrigid Motion.- 7.1 Holonomic Constraints and Lagrange Multipliers.- 7.2 Stabilized Constraints.- 7.3 Fast Constraint Force Computation for Multibody Objects.- 7.4 Experiments with Constraints.- 8 Shape and Nonrigid Motion Estimation.- 8.1 Recursive Estimation.- 8.2 Kalman Filter Implementation.- 8.3 Recursive Estimation of Shape and Nonrigid Motion.- 9 Multi–Level Shape Representation.- 9.1 Related Work.- 9.2 Deformable Models: Geometry and Dynamics.- 9.3 Locally Adaptive Finite Elements.- 9.4 Summary of Model Fitting to Range Data.- 9.5 Experiments.- 10 Topologically Adaptive Models Based on Blending.- 10.1 Related Work.- 10.2 Blended shapes.- 10.3 Reconstruction and evolution.- 10.4 Experiments.- 11 Integration of Qualitative Segmentation and Pbm Methods.- 11.1 Related Work.- 11.2 Qualitative Model Extraction.- 11.3 Quantitative Shape and Motion Recovery.- 12 Motion–Based Part Segmentation and Tracking.- 12.1 Related Prior Work.- 12.2 Deformable Models: Extensions.- 12.3Inferring structure in 2D.- 12.4 Two–dimensional human body model acquisition.- 12.5 Three–dimensional Human Body model acquisition.- 12.6 Human Body Tracking.- 12.7 Experimental Results.- 13 Volumetric Analysis of the Left Ventricular Wall Motion From Mri–Spamm.- 13.1 Related Work.- 13.2 Data Extraction Techniques for Cardiac Motion Studies.- 13.3 Volumetric Deformable Models with Parameter Functions.- 13.4 Model Force Computation.- 13.5 Model Parameters.- 13.6 Implementation of Model Fitting Procedure.- 13.7 Experimental Results.- 14 Visualizing Respiratory Mechanics Based on Anatomical and Physiological Modeling.- 14.1 Related Work.- 14.2 Basic Anatomy and Physiology.- 14.3 Methods.- 14.4 Results.- 15 Recursive Dynamics and Adaptive Control for Animating Articulated Figures.- 15.1 System Description.- 15.2 Efficient Forward Dynamics.- 15.3 Collision handling.- 15.4 Dynamic Control.- 15.5 Results.- 16 Animating Liquids.- 16.1 Navier–Stokes Equations.- 16.2 Solving the Navier–Stokes equations.- 16.3 Tracking fluid position.- 16.4 Buoyancy.- 16.5 Summary of the Navier–Stokes Algorithm.- 16.6 Control.- 16.7 Examples.- 17 Conclusions.- A.- References.