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Range-Image segmentation and model reconstruction based on a fit-and-merge strategy
A segmentation and model-reconstruction algorithm is proposed based on polynomial approximation and on a novel version of "region growing". First, an initial partition is calculated on the basis of differential-geometric properties of the range image. Then, the first merging procedure is applied ("merge with constraints") aiming at correctly identifying principal surfaces of the model. It examines all possible mergers of regions and selects those satisfying strict compatibility constraints. The second merging procedure relaxes these constraints to produce the final segmentation. Theoretical work is presented proving the consistency of these merging procedures. Finally, application of the algorithm on industrial data is presented demonstrating the efficiency of the proposed methodology.