S. Takahashi et al., CONTINUOUS-RESOLUTION-LEVEL CONSTRAINTS IN VARIATIONAL DESIGN OF MULTIRESOLUTION SHAPES, The visual computer, 14(4), 1998, pp. 177-192
This paper introduces continuous-resolution-level constraints to hiera
rchical editing of curves and surfaces based on B-spline wavelets. The
constraints specify the shape at a continuous-resolution level by int
erpolating those at integer-resolution levels. Energy functions subjec
t to the shape deformations are used to control the smoothness of the
curves and surfaces. This paper proposes two interpolation schemes for
the continuous-level shapes: linear interpolation and cardinal-spline
interpolation. The continuous-level shape is obtained as a transforma
tion of that at an integer-resolution level, and the continuous-level
constraints are reduced to those at integer-resolution levels. Experim
ental results are presented to show that the continuous-level constrai
nts effectively control the multiresolution curves and surfaces.