Multivariant System of Perspectives

Aristarkh M. Kovalev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.437.18

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Multivariant System of Perspectives

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The article describes a patented method of displaying objects that secures natural visual perception of the objects displayed without distortions in their scaling relation and the dimensional depth. The author considers a group of linear perspectives with homographic function to display/map 3D visual scenes. The article also describes matrices for projective transformation.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 437)

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18-21

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May 2010

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Aristarkh M. Kovalev

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Group of Linear Perspectives, Perceptive Mapping, Perspective Projection

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