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A wireframe model-based method for automated internal design

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This paper proposes a wireframe model-based method for automated internal design. The method is used to extract geometric structure of an internal wireframe model and find out all loop structures of furniture models. The wireframe models are classified as the multiple independent sub-models according to the geometric structure by statistical analysis. The corresponding models are selected from a 3D model database to build an internal scene based on characteristic points of furniture wireframe models. In the experiments 3D database via manually selected 268 3D furniture models from Google 3D warehouse is built up. The experiments show that the method can construct 3D scenes in 1.1×103 ms. This method costs less time compared with traditional hierarchical method and depth-sensing camera method in the same experimental conditions. The method can be also used for 3D visualization either with complex backgrounds.

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Correspondence to Lanxin Zhang.

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Foundation item: Suppported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (61303214)

Biography: XU Xiaosheng, male, Master candidate, research direction: computer graphics.

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Xu, X., Jin, P. & Zhang, L. A wireframe model-based method for automated internal design. Wuhan Univ. J. Nat. Sci. 21, 319–323 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11859-016-1176-3

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