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A data-driven editing framework for automatic 3D garment modeling
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DOI：10.1007/s11042-016-3688-4.png)
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Exploring shape variations on virtual garments is significant but challenging to the aspect of 3D garment modeling. In this paper, we propose a data-driven editing framework for automatic 3D garment modeling, which includes semantic garment segmentation, probabilistic reasoning for component suggestion, and garment component merging. The key idea in this work is to develop a simple but effective garment synthesis that utilizes a continuous style description, which can be characterized by the ratio of area and boundary length on garment components. First, a semi-supervised learning algorithm is proposed to simultaneously segment and label the components in 3D garments. Second, a set of matchable probability measurement is applied to recommend components that can be regarded as a new 3D garment. Third, a variation synthesis is developed to satisfy the garment style criteria while ensuring the realistic-looking plausibility of the results. As demonstrated by the experiments, our method is able to generate various reasonable garments with material effects to enrich existing 3D garments.
Keywords:
3D garment modeling
Shape analysis
Semantic segmentation
Variation synthesis
Mesh merging
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