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Partial shape-preserving splines
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DOI：10.1016/j.cad.2011.01.007.png)
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A complex geometric shape is often a composition of a set of simple ones, which may differ from each other in terms of their mathematical representations and the ways in which they are constructed. One of the necessary requirements in combining these simple shapes is that their original shapes can be preserved as much as possible. In this paper, a set of partial shape-preserving (PSP) spline basis functions is introduced to smoothly combine a collection of shape primitives with flexible blending range control. These spline basis functions can be considered as a kind of generalization of traditional B-spline basis functions, where the shape primitives used are control points or control polygons. The PSP-spline basis functions have all the advantages of the conventional B-spline technique in the sense that they are nonnegative, piecewise polynomial and of property of partition of unity. However, PSP-spline is a more powerful freeform geometric shape design technique in the sense that it is also a kind of shape-preserving spline. In addition, the PSP-spline technique implicitly integrates the weights of shape control primitives into its basis functions, which allows users to design a required geometric shape based on weighted control primitives. Though its basis functions are simply piecewise polynomial functions, it has the same shape design strengths as the rational piecewise polynomial based spline techniques such as NURBS. In particular, when control shape primitives are specified as a set of control points, PSP-spline behaves like a polygon smoother, with which a shape can be designed to approximate the specified control polygon or control mesh smoothly with any required precision. Consequently, a richer set of geometric shapes can be built using a relatively smaller set of control points. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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CAGD
Spline basis functions
NURBS
Shape parameters
Tension control
Polygon smoothing
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