B. Jüttler

Details der Publikationsliste

Zeitraum

1988 - 2008

Anzahl

12

Co-Autoren

of Planar Curves by Piecewise Rational Approximation (2008)

M. Shalaby, B. Jüttler, J. Schicho

Abstract We present an approximate implicitization method for planar curves. The computed implicit representation is a piecewise rational approximation of the distance function to the given...

2001), Hermite interpolation by Pythagorean hodograph curves of degree seven (2008)

B. Jüttler

Abstract. Polynomial Pythagorean hodograph (PH) curves form a remarkable subclass of polynomial parametric curves; they are distinguished by having a polynomial arc length function and rational...

Approximate implicitization via curve fitting (2008)

L. Kobbelt, P. Schröder, E. Wurm, B. Jüttler

We discuss methods for fitting implicitly defined (e.g. piecewise algebraic) curves to scattered data, which may contain problematic regions, such as edges, cusps or vertices. As the main idea, we...

The Visual Computer manuscript No. (will be inserted by the editor) (2008)

Huaiping Yang, Bert Jüttler, H. Yang, B. Jüttler

Abstract We propose a new method for 3D shape metamorphosis, where the in-between objects are constructed by using T-spline scalar functions. The use of T-spline level sets offers several advantages:...

Robot Kinematics INDUSTRIAL Classical Geometry Computer Vision GEOMETRY Computer Aided Geometric Design Image Processing Abstract Computational and Structural Advantages of Circular Boundary Representation ∗ (2006)

O. Aichholzer, F. Aurenhammer, T. Hackl, B. Jüttler, M. Oberneder, Z. ˇ Sír, ...

Boundary approximation of planar shapes by circular arcs has quantitive and qualitative advantages compared to using straight-line segments. We demonstrate this by way of three basic and frequent...

Robot Kinematics INDUSTRIAL Classical Geometry Computer Vision GEOMETRY Computer Aided Geometric Design Image Processing Dual Evolution of Planar Parametric Spline Curves and T–spline Level Sets (2006)

R. Feichtinger, M. Fuchs, B. Jüttler, O. Scherzer, H. Yang, Robert Feichtinger, ...

Abstract. By simultaneously considering evolution processes for parametric spline curves and implicitly defined curves, we formulate the framework of dual evolution. This allows us to combine the...

INDUSTRIAL GEOMETRY Computer Aided Geometric Design Computer Vision (2006)

H. Yang, B. Jüttler, Huaiping Yang, Bert Jüttler

An evolution–based approach for the approximate parameterization of implicitly defined curves by polynomial parametric spline curves

Computational Geometry Robot Kinematics INDUSTRIAL Classical Geometry Computer Vision GEOMETRY Computer Aided Geometric Design Image Processing Hybrid Curve Fitting (2005)

M. Aigner, B. Jüttler, Martin Aigner, Bert Jüttler

www.ag.jku.at We consider a parameterized family of closed planar curves and introduce an evolution process for identifying a member of the family that approximates a given unorganized point cloud...

Robot Kinematics INDUSTRIAL GEOMETRY Computer Aided Geometric Classical Geometry Computer Vision Image Processing Evolution of T-spline Level Sets with Distance Field Constraints for Geometry Reconstruction and Image Segmentation (2005)

H. Yang, M. Fuchs, B. Jüttler, O. Scherzer, Huaiping Yang, Matthias Fuchs, ...

We study the evolution of T-spline level sets (i.e, implicitly defined T-spline curves and surfaces). The use of T-splines leads to a sparse representation of the geometry and allows for an...

Spline Implicitization of Planar Curves (2003)

Communicated Olga Caprotti, B. Jüttler, J. Schicho, M. Shalaby

of posters that were accepted and presented at the conference. The best poster award committee, consisting of

Forces [Abstract (1988)

Forschungsschwerpunkt S, F. Aurenhammer, B. Jüttler, Franz Aurenhammer, Bert Jüttler

We utilize support functions to transform the problem of constructing the convex hull of a finite set of spherical objects into the problem of computing the upper envelope of piecewise linear...

Forces [Abstract (1988)

Forschungsschwerpunkt S, R. Feichtinger, H. Yang, B. Jüttler, Robert Feichtinger, Huaiping Yang, ...

In this paper we consider an evolution process for implicitly defined surfaces, which are represented as the zero–levels of Tspline functions. We present two novel contributions. First, we will use...