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Continuities of Progressive and Mixing Algorithm for Surface Modeling and Editing

Continuities of Progressive and Mixing Algorithm for Surface Modeling and Editing
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摘要 The progressive and mixing algorithm(PAMA) is a method for surface modeling and editing,which is developed for effective and flexible applications in many environments,such as computer-aided design(CAD) and computer-aided geometric design(CAGD).In this paper,the construction scheme and continuities of PAMA are discussed,which provide a mathematics analysis of PAMA.The analysis and results show that the PAMA provides a new method of surface modeling and editing with four more degrees of freedom for designers to manipulate a 3D object. The progressive and mixing algorithm(PAMA) is a method for surface modeling and editing,which is developed for effective and flexible applications in many environments,such as computer-aided design(CAD) and computer-aided geometric design(CAGD).In this paper,the construction scheme and continuities of PAMA are discussed,which provide a mathematics analysis of PAMA.The analysis and results show that the PAMA provides a new method of surface modeling and editing with four more degrees of freedom for designers to manipulate a 3D object.
作者 刘玉坤
出处 《Journal of Donghua University(English Edition)》 EI CAS 2015年第2期229-233,共5页 东华大学学报(英文版)
基金 the 2009 Excellent Going Abroad Experts Training Program in Hebei Province,China(No.[2010]76)
关键词 progressive and mixing algorithm(PAMA) surface modeling and editing continuities shape parameters CAGD patches aided freedom editing corner environments graphics continuity smoothness
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