Method of mapping image information from one face onto another continuous face of different geometry
OwnerHajime Narukawainventor
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An information processing method transfers information from a start face to an end face with a minimum local distortion by maintaining one-to-one correspondence between the original information on the start face and the transferred information on the end face. The method includes an operation of mapping information taken from a three-dimensional surface onto a rectangular plane, or vice versa, by dividing the start face into a plurality of divisional start faces and preparing divisional end faces that just fill the end face, then deforming each divisional start face to just fit a corresponding one of the divisional end faces, so as to maintain lines and points defining each divisional end face as lines and points also on the end face and to ensure that a first area ratio between each divisional start face relative to the entire start face and a second area ratio between each divisional end face relative to the entire end face is substantially equal.
An information processing method using a computer for converting start information on a start spherical surface into end information on an end plane via a tetrahedron, comprising:
An information processing method using a computer for converting start information on a start spherical surface into end information on an end plane via a tetrahedron, comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having a program recorded thereon;
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