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This study introduces a two-stage mesh denoising algorithm. It effectively removes noise while preserving sharp features using bilateral filtering and a novel Laplace operator for high-quality results.

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Area of Science:

Computer Graphics
Geometric Modeling
Image Processing

Background:

Mesh data is susceptible to noise, degrading its quality and utility.
Existing denoising methods often struggle to preserve sharp features or handle high noise levels.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a simple yet effective two-stage algorithm for mesh denoising.
To enhance feature preservation and robustness against noise in 3D meshes.

Main Methods:

Stage 1: Bilateral normal filtering within a robust statistics framework using Tukey's bi-weight function.
Stage 2: Introduction of an edge-weighted Laplace operator to compute differential coordinates.

Main Results:

Effective noise removal from flat regions while retaining sharp edges.
Generation of high-quality meshes without face normal flips.
Demonstrated robustness against high-intensity noise.

Conclusions:

The proposed two-stage algorithm offers a simple and effective solution for mesh denoising.
The method successfully balances noise reduction with feature preservation.
It provides a robust approach for improving the quality of noisy 3D meshes.