Automated methods for consolidating raw sketches into artist-intended curve drawings
AssigneeThe University of British Columbia
InventorsAlla SHEFFER, Chenxi LIU, Enrique ROSALES
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AssigneeThe University of British Columbia
InventorsAlla SHEFFER, Chenxi LIU, Enrique ROSALES
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A computer-implemented method converts a raw drawing into an artist-intended curve drawing. The method comprises: obtaining a raw drawing comprising a plurality of strokes; clustering the plurality of strokes into one or more clusters, each cluster comprising a corresponding group of strokes; for each more cluster, performing a curve fitting to determine a computer representation of a corresponding aggregate curve that is fitted to the group of strokes in the cluster; and generating a computer representation of an artist-intended curve drawing corresponding to the raw drawing. The curve drawing comprises the aggregate curve in place of the group of strokes corresponding to each cluster. Clustering the plurality of strokes into one more clusters comprises performing a plurality of iterative procedures to either group strokes into precursor clusters or to divide precursor clusters into precursor sub-clusters based on human perception models.
A method for converting a raw drawing comprising a plurality of strokes into an artist-intended curve drawing, the method comprising:
A computer system comprising one or more processors, the processors configured to:
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