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Linear algebra / Mathematical structures / Triangles / Affine geometry / Barycentric coordinate system / Voronoi diagram / Polygon / Homotopy / Topology / Algebra / Mathematics / Geometry
Date: 2011-08-10 03:10:29
Linear algebra
Mathematical structures
Triangles
Affine geometry
Barycentric coordinate system
Voronoi diagram
Polygon
Homotopy
Topology
Algebra
Mathematics
Geometry

Homotopic Object Reconstruction using Natural Neighbor Barycentric Coordinates Ojaswa Sharma1 and Fran¸cois Anton2 1 Department of Computer Science and Engineering,

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