摘要
Non-rigid shape deformation without tearing or stretching is called isometry. There are many difficulties to research non-rigid shape in Euclidean space. Therefore, non-rigid shapes are firstly embedded into a none-Euclidean space. Spectral space is chosen in this paper. Then three descriptors are proposed based on three spectral distances. The existence of zero-eigenvalue has negative effects on computation of spectral distance, Therefore the spectral distance should be computed from the first non-zcro-eigenvalue. Experiments show that spectral distance distributions are very effective to describe the non-rigid shapes.
Non-rigid shape deformation without tearing or stretching is called isometry. There are many difficulties to research non-rigid shape in Euclidean space. Therefore, non-rigid shapes are firstly embedded into a none-Euclidean space. Spectral space is chosen in this paper. Then three descriptors are proposed based on three spectral distances. The existence of zero-eigenvalue has negative effects on computation of spectral distance, Therefore the spectral distance should be computed from the first non-zcro-eigenvalue. Experiments show that spectral distance distributions are very effective to describe the non-rigid shapes.
基金
Partly Supported by NKBRPC(2004CB318006)
NNSFC(60873164 and 60533090)
