The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Reconstruction of Solid Models from Orthographic Views using Knowledge Retrieval and Composite.

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The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Reconstruction of Solid Models from Orthographic Views using Knowledge Retrieval and Composite Graphs Miri Weiss-Cohen

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Solids vs Wireframes

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Solids vs B-Rep Solid s B-rep

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Solids

Input Structures Orthographic Views 3D sketch Laser / Image

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Orthographic Views In most CAD conversion systems: drawings are separated into layers on the basis of 'graphics' vs. 'text'. The system proposed here is based on functional separation according to the function of the entities in the drawing. The two functions considered are the image or the geometry layer, including projections of the object, and the language or annotation layer, including dimensioning and other functional symbols.

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference High level knowledge retrieval (HLKR) Loop: a minimal set of closed consecutive wires (bars and arcs), where closed means that the starting vertex of the first wire coincides with the ending vertex of the last wire. Contour: the ordered collection of the outmost closed chain of wires. A loop is characterized by three attributes: Topology, Continuity and Contents.

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference High level knowledge retrieval (HLKR) Topology pertains to the planar position of the loop relative to other loops in the view. Possible values are contour, internal, external and interme ­ diate, Loop Continuity Attribute: Any wire of the loop can be solid (continuous) or dashed (discontinuous), thus giving rise to three loop continuity values: solid, dashed and mixed, Loop Content Attribute: Loop content is an attribute that pertains to the semantics of what the loop symbolizes, i.e., the presence or lack of matter. The possible values of content are matter, depression, protrusion, and undefined,

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Applying variational geometry to 2D views

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Graph representation and dependencies matching 2D view constraint set.

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference 3D reconstruction approach

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Initial matching Matching the first 3D vertex is based on: Searching each of the 2D projections for different plane representations of the vertex. Searching each of the 2D projections for different plane representations of the vertex. These vertices from the projections are matched simultaneously in the representation graphs

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Complete matching

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Graph to object conversion

The Second Braude College Interdisciplinary Research Conference Examples

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