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Signal-Specialized Signal-Specialized Parametrization Parametrization Microsoft Research Microsoft Research 1 Harvard University Harvard University 2 Steven J. Steven J. Gortler Gortler 2 2 Hugues Hoppe Hugues Hoppe 1 1 Pedro V. Pedro V. Sander Sander 1,2 1,2 John Snyder John Snyder 1 1 EGRW 2002 EGRW 2002
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Page 1: Signal-Specialized Parametrization Microsoft Research 1 Harvard University 2 Microsoft Research 1 Harvard University 2 Steven J. Gortler 2 Hugues Hoppe.

Signal-SpecializedSignal-Specialized

ParametrizationParametrization

Signal-SpecializedSignal-Specialized

ParametrizationParametrization

Microsoft ResearchMicrosoft Research11

Harvard UniversityHarvard University22

Microsoft ResearchMicrosoft Research11

Harvard UniversityHarvard University22

Steven J. GortlerSteven J. Gortler22

Hugues HoppeHugues Hoppe11

Steven J. GortlerSteven J. Gortler22

Hugues HoppeHugues Hoppe11

Pedro V. SanderPedro V. Sander1,21,2

John SnyderJohn Snyder11

Pedro V. SanderPedro V. Sander1,21,2

John SnyderJohn Snyder11

EGRW 2002EGRW 2002

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MotivationMotivationMotivationMotivation

Powerful rasterization hardware Powerful rasterization hardware (GeForce3,…)(GeForce3,…) multi-texturing, programmablemulti-texturing, programmable

Many types of signals:Many types of signals: texture maptexture map (color)(color) bump mapbump map (normal)(normal) displacement mapdisplacement map (geometry)(geometry) irradiance transferirradiance transfer (spherical harmonics)(spherical harmonics) ……

Powerful rasterization hardware Powerful rasterization hardware (GeForce3,…)(GeForce3,…) multi-texturing, programmablemulti-texturing, programmable

Many types of signals:Many types of signals: texture maptexture map (color)(color) bump mapbump map (normal)(normal) displacement mapdisplacement map (geometry)(geometry) irradiance transferirradiance transfer (spherical harmonics)(spherical harmonics) ……

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Texture mapping: two scenariosTexture mapping: two scenariosTexture mapping: two scenariosTexture mapping: two scenarios

Authoring: map a texture image onto a surfaceAuthoring: map a texture image onto a surfaceAuthoring: map a texture image onto a surfaceAuthoring: map a texture image onto a surface

Sampling: store an existing surface signalSampling: store an existing surface signalSampling: store an existing surface signalSampling: store an existing surface signalnormal mapnormal mapnormal mapnormal map normal signalnormal signalnormal signalnormal signal

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(128x128 texture)(128x128 texture)

Geometry-basedGeometry-basedparametrizationparametrization

Signal-specializedSignal-specializedparametrizationparametrization

demodemodemodemo

GoalGoalGoalGoal

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Previous work:Previous work:Signal-independent parametrizationSignal-independent parametrization

Previous work:Previous work:Signal-independent parametrizationSignal-independent parametrization

Angle-preserving metricsAngle-preserving metrics Eck et al. 1995Eck et al. 1995

Floater 1997Floater 1997

Hormann and Greiner 1999Hormann and Greiner 1999

Hacker et al. 2000Hacker et al. 2000

Other metricsOther metrics Maillot et al. 1993Maillot et al. 1993

Levy and Mallet 1998Levy and Mallet 1998

Sander et al. 2001Sander et al. 2001

Angle-preserving metricsAngle-preserving metrics Eck et al. 1995Eck et al. 1995

Floater 1997Floater 1997

Hormann and Greiner 1999Hormann and Greiner 1999

Hacker et al. 2000Hacker et al. 2000

Other metricsOther metrics Maillot et al. 1993Maillot et al. 1993

Levy and Mallet 1998Levy and Mallet 1998

Sander et al. 2001Sander et al. 2001

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Previous work:Previous work:Signal-specialized parametrizationSignal-specialized parametrization

Previous work:Previous work:Signal-specialized parametrizationSignal-specialized parametrization

Terzopoulos and Vasilescu 1991Terzopoulos and Vasilescu 1991 Approximate 2D image with warped grid.Approximate 2D image with warped grid.

Hunter and Cohen 2000Hunter and Cohen 2000 Compress image as set of texture-mapped rectangles.Compress image as set of texture-mapped rectangles.

Sloan et al. 1998Sloan et al. 1998 Warp texture domain onto itself.Warp texture domain onto itself.

Terzopoulos and Vasilescu 1991Terzopoulos and Vasilescu 1991 Approximate 2D image with warped grid.Approximate 2D image with warped grid.

Hunter and Cohen 2000Hunter and Cohen 2000 Compress image as set of texture-mapped rectangles.Compress image as set of texture-mapped rectangles.

Sloan et al. 1998Sloan et al. 1998 Warp texture domain onto itself.Warp texture domain onto itself.

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ParametrizationParametrizationParametrizationParametrization

2D texture domain2D texture domain surface in 3Dsurface in 3D

linear maplinear map

singular values: singular values: γγ , , ΓΓ

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ParametrizationParametrizationParametrizationParametrization

length-preserving (length-preserving (isometricisometric)) γγ = = ΓΓ = 1= 1 angle-preserving (angle-preserving (conformalconformal))γγ = = ΓΓ area-preservingarea-preserving γγ ΓΓ = 1= 1

length-preserving (length-preserving (isometricisometric)) γγ = = ΓΓ = 1= 1 angle-preserving (angle-preserving (conformalconformal))γγ = = ΓΓ area-preservingarea-preserving γγ ΓΓ = 1= 1

2D texture domain2D texture domain surface in 3Dsurface in 3D

linear maplinear mapTTTT

singular values: singular values: γγ , , ΓΓ

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Geometric stretch metricGeometric stretch metricGeometric stretch metricGeometric stretch metric

2D texture domain2D texture domain surface in 3Dsurface in 3D

linear maplinear mapTTTT

singular values: singular values: γγ , , ΓΓ

Geometric stretch = Geometric stretch = γγ22 + + ΓΓ22 = = trtr((MM((TT)) ))

where metric tensor where metric tensor MM((TT) = ) = JJ((TT))TT J J((TT))

EE((SS) = surface integral of geometric stretch) = surface integral of geometric stretch

high stretch!high stretch!

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Signal stretch metricSignal stretch metricSignal stretch metricSignal stretch metric

ff

hh gg

geometric stretch: geometric stretch: EEff = = γγff2 2 + + ΓΓff

2 2 = tr(M= tr(Mff))

signal stretch: signal stretch: EEhh = = γγhh2 2 + + ΓΓhh

2 2 = tr(M= tr(Mhh))

geometric stretch: geometric stretch: EEff = = γγff2 2 + + ΓΓff

2 2 = tr(M= tr(Mff))

signal stretch: signal stretch: EEhh = = γγhh2 2 + + ΓΓhh

2 2 = tr(M= tr(Mhh))

domaindomain surfacesurface

signalsignal

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Taylor expansion to signal approximation errorTaylor expansion to signal approximation error locally constant reconstructionlocally constant reconstruction

asymptotically dense samplingasymptotically dense sampling

Taylor expansion to signal approximation errorTaylor expansion to signal approximation error locally constant reconstructionlocally constant reconstruction

asymptotically dense samplingasymptotically dense sampling

Deriving signal stretchDeriving signal stretchDeriving signal stretchDeriving signal stretch

signal approximation errorsignal approximation error

originaloriginal reconstructedreconstructed

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Integrated metric tensor (IMT)Integrated metric tensor (IMT)Integrated metric tensor (IMT)Integrated metric tensor (IMT) 2x2 symmetric matrix2x2 symmetric matrix computed over each triangle using numerical integration.computed over each triangle using numerical integration. recomputed for affinely warped triangle using simple recomputed for affinely warped triangle using simple

transformation rule.transformation rule. No need to reintegrate the signal.No need to reintegrate the signal.

2x2 symmetric matrix2x2 symmetric matrix computed over each triangle using numerical integration.computed over each triangle using numerical integration. recomputed for affinely warped triangle using simple recomputed for affinely warped triangle using simple

transformation rule.transformation rule. No need to reintegrate the signal.No need to reintegrate the signal.

hhee

hh´́

DD´́

DD

SignalSignal

MMhh´́ = = JJeeTT M Mhh J Jee

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Boundary optimizationBoundary optimizationBoundary optimizationBoundary optimization Optimize boundary verticesOptimize boundary vertices

Texture domain grows to infinity.Texture domain grows to infinity. SolutionSolution

Multiply by domain area (scale invariant):Multiply by domain area (scale invariant): E Ehh´́= E= Ehh * area(D) = tr(M * area(D) = tr(Mhh(S)) * area(D)(S)) * area(D)

Optimize boundary verticesOptimize boundary vertices Texture domain grows to infinity.Texture domain grows to infinity.

SolutionSolution Multiply by domain area (scale invariant):Multiply by domain area (scale invariant): E Ehh´́= E= Ehh * area(D) = tr(M * area(D) = tr(Mhh(S)) * area(D)(S)) * area(D)

Fixed boundaryFixed boundary Optimized boundaryOptimized boundary

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Boundary optimizationBoundary optimizationBoundary optimizationBoundary optimization

Grow to bounding square/rectangle:Grow to bounding square/rectangle: Minimize E Minimize Ehh

Constrain vertices to stay inside bounding square.Constrain vertices to stay inside bounding square.

Grow to bounding square/rectangle:Grow to bounding square/rectangle: Minimize E Minimize Ehh

Constrain vertices to stay inside bounding square.Constrain vertices to stay inside bounding square.

Optimized boundaryOptimized boundary Bounding square boundaryBounding square boundary

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Geometric stretchGeometric stretchGeometric stretchGeometric stretch

FloaterFloaterFloaterFloater

Signal stretchSignal stretchSignal stretchSignal stretch

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Geometric stretchGeometric stretchGeometric stretchGeometric stretch Signal stretchSignal stretchSignal stretchSignal stretch

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Hierarchical Parametrization algorithmHierarchical Parametrization algorithmHierarchical Parametrization algorithmHierarchical Parametrization algorithm

Advantages:Advantages: Faster.Faster. Finds better minimum (nonlinear metric).Finds better minimum (nonlinear metric).

Algorithm:Algorithm: Construct Construct PMPM.. Parametrize Parametrize “coarse-to-fine”.“coarse-to-fine”.

Advantages:Advantages: Faster.Faster. Finds better minimum (nonlinear metric).Finds better minimum (nonlinear metric).

Algorithm:Algorithm: Construct Construct PMPM.. Parametrize Parametrize “coarse-to-fine”.“coarse-to-fine”.

demodemodemodemo

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Iterated multigrid strategyIterated multigrid strategyIterated multigrid strategyIterated multigrid strategy

Problem:Problem:Coarse mesh does not capture signal detail.Coarse mesh does not capture signal detail.

Traverse PM fine-to-coarse.Traverse PM fine-to-coarse. For each edge collapse, For each edge collapse, sum up metric tensors sum up metric tensors and store them at each face. and store them at each face.

Traverse PM coarse-to-fine. Traverse PM coarse-to-fine. Optimize signal-stretch Optimize signal-stretch of introduced vertices using the of introduced vertices using the stored metric tensors. stored metric tensors.

Repeat last 2 steps until convergence.Repeat last 2 steps until convergence. Use bounding rectangle optimization Use bounding rectangle optimization

on last iteration.on last iteration.

Problem:Problem:Coarse mesh does not capture signal detail.Coarse mesh does not capture signal detail.

Traverse PM fine-to-coarse.Traverse PM fine-to-coarse. For each edge collapse, For each edge collapse, sum up metric tensors sum up metric tensors and store them at each face. and store them at each face.

Traverse PM coarse-to-fine. Traverse PM coarse-to-fine. Optimize signal-stretch Optimize signal-stretch of introduced vertices using the of introduced vertices using the stored metric tensors. stored metric tensors.

Repeat last 2 steps until convergence.Repeat last 2 steps until convergence. Use bounding rectangle optimization Use bounding rectangle optimization

on last iteration.on last iteration.

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ResultsResultsResultsResults

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Geometric stretchGeometric stretch

Signal stretchSignal stretch

(64x64 texture)(64x64 texture)

ScannedScannedColorColorScannedScannedColorColor

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Painted ColorPainted ColorPainted ColorPainted Color

128x128 texture - multichart128x128 texture - multichart

Geometric stretchGeometric stretch Signal stretchSignal stretch

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Precomputed Radiance TransferPrecomputed Radiance TransferPrecomputed Radiance TransferPrecomputed Radiance Transfer

25D signal – 256x256 texture25D signal – 256x256 texturefrom [Sloan et al. 2002]from [Sloan et al. 2002]

Geometric stretchGeometric stretch Signal stretchSignal stretch

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Normal MapNormal MapNormal MapNormal Map

demodemodemodemo

Geometric stretchGeometric stretch Signal stretchSignal stretch

128x128 texture - multichart128x128 texture - multichart

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SummarySummarySummarySummary

Many signals are unevenly distributed over area Many signals are unevenly distributed over area and direction. and direction.

Signal-specialized metricSignal-specialized metric Integrates signal approximation error over surfaceIntegrates signal approximation error over surface Each mesh face is assigned an IMT.Each mesh face is assigned an IMT. Affine transformation rules can exactly transform IMTs.Affine transformation rules can exactly transform IMTs.

Hierarchical parametrization algorithmHierarchical parametrization algorithm IMTs are propagated fine-to-coarse.IMTs are propagated fine-to-coarse. Mesh is parametrized coarse-to-fine.Mesh is parametrized coarse-to-fine. Boundary can be optimized during the process.Boundary can be optimized during the process.

Significant increase in quality for same texture size.Significant increase in quality for same texture size.Texture size reduction up to 4x for same quality.Texture size reduction up to 4x for same quality.

Many signals are unevenly distributed over area Many signals are unevenly distributed over area and direction. and direction.

Signal-specialized metricSignal-specialized metric Integrates signal approximation error over surfaceIntegrates signal approximation error over surface Each mesh face is assigned an IMT.Each mesh face is assigned an IMT. Affine transformation rules can exactly transform IMTs.Affine transformation rules can exactly transform IMTs.

Hierarchical parametrization algorithmHierarchical parametrization algorithm IMTs are propagated fine-to-coarse.IMTs are propagated fine-to-coarse. Mesh is parametrized coarse-to-fine.Mesh is parametrized coarse-to-fine. Boundary can be optimized during the process.Boundary can be optimized during the process.

Significant increase in quality for same texture size.Significant increase in quality for same texture size.Texture size reduction up to 4x for same quality.Texture size reduction up to 4x for same quality.

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Future workFuture workFuture workFuture work

Metrics for locally linear reconstruction.Metrics for locally linear reconstruction. Parametrize for specific sampling density.Parametrize for specific sampling density. Adapt mesh chartification to surface signal.Adapt mesh chartification to surface signal. Propagate signal approximation error Propagate signal approximation error

through rendering process.through rendering process. Perceptual measures.Perceptual measures.

Metrics for locally linear reconstruction.Metrics for locally linear reconstruction. Parametrize for specific sampling density.Parametrize for specific sampling density. Adapt mesh chartification to surface signal.Adapt mesh chartification to surface signal. Propagate signal approximation error Propagate signal approximation error

through rendering process.through rendering process. Perceptual measures.Perceptual measures.


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