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Depicting 3D shape using lines
2012
Human Vision and Electronic Imaging XVII
Over the last few years, researchers in computer graphics have developed sophisticated mathematical descriptions of lines on 3D shapes that can be rendered convincingly as strokes in drawings. These innovations highlight fundamental questions about how human perception takes strokes in drawings as evidence of 3D structure. Answering these questions will lead to a greater scientific understanding of the flexibility and richness of human perception, as well as to practical techniques for
doi:10.1117/12.916463
dblp:conf/hvei/DeCarlo12
fatcat:hpe64rmfnfd6dluu66q3lv63ca