
doi: 10.1111/cgf.12041
handle: 10754/575694
AbstractUrban facades regularly contain interesting variations due to allowed deformations of repeated elements (e.g., windows in different open or close positions) posing challenges to state‐of‐the‐art facade analysis algorithms. We propose a semi‐automatic framework to recover both repetition patterns of the elements and their individual deformation parameters to produce a factored facade representation. Such a representation enables a range of applications including interactive facade images, improved multi‐view stereo reconstruction, facade‐level change detection, and novel image editing possibilities.
technology, science & technology, computer science, software engineering, 3D
technology, science & technology, computer science, software engineering, 3D
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