Hole Filling Algorithm in Surface Reconstruction Based on Radial Basis Function Neural Network

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Aiming at hole filling in points cloud data reconstruction, a novel neural network arithmetic was employed in abridged points cloud data surface reconstruction. Radial basis function neural network and simulated annealing arithmetic was combined. Global optimization feature of simulated annealing was employed to adjust the network weights, the arithmetic can keep the network from getting into local minimum. MATLAB program was compiled, experiments on abridged points cloud data have been done employing this arithmetic, the result shows that this arithmetic can efficiently approach the surface with 10-4 mm error precision, and also the learning speed is quick and hole filling algorithm is successful and the reconstruction surface is smooth. Different methods have been employed to do surface reconstruction in comparison, the results illustrate the error employed algorithmic proposed in the paper is little and converge speed is quick.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 392-394)

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750-754

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October 2008

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