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Novel irregular mesh tagging algorithm for wound synthesis on a 3D face.

Sangyong Lee¹, Seongah Chin²

¹Department of Computer, DXP Lab. College of Information and Communication, Korea University, Republic of Korea.

Bio-Medical Materials and Engineering

|September 26, 2015

Summary

This study introduces a novel mesh tagging algorithm for efficiently applying textures, like synthetic wounds, to 3D models. The method simplifies sub-texturing on irregular surfaces, improving computer graphics for medical effects.

Keywords:

Wound synthesis irregular mesh medical image synthesis mesh indexing regular mesh

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Area of Science:

Computer Graphics
3D Modeling
Medical Visualization

Background:

Advanced visualizing techniques enhance synthetic models.
Attaching albedo textures is crucial for rendering effects like synthetic wounds.
Non-sequential face indices in 3D models complicate sub-texturing.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a novel mesh tagging algorithm for efficient sub-texture mapping.
To enable automatic texture application on regular and irregular 3D mesh surfaces.
To facilitate selected region deformation in 3D models.

Main Methods:

The proposed approach involves mesh selection (MS), mesh leveling (ML), and mesh tagging (MT).
The algorithm utilizes mesh traversals and level extension for general cases.
It addresses challenges with non-sequential face indices.

Main Results:

The mesh tagging algorithm successfully synthesizes wounds on a 3D face model.
Experiments validated the approach on a simulated mesh.
The method proves effective for wound sub-texture mapping and region deformation.

Conclusions:

The novel mesh tagging algorithm enhances the process of applying textures to 3D models.
This technique improves the efficiency and applicability of computer graphics for synthetic medical effects.
The method offers a robust solution for sub-texturing challenges in 3D modeling.