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Table 1: Classification for the HK segmentation based on the sign of the Mean (H) and Gaussian (K) curvatures

in Comparison of HK and SC curvature description methods
by H. Cantzler, R. B. Fisher 2001
"... In PAGE 1: ... C3 BP AKBD A3 AKBE (1) The Mean curvature equals the arithmetic average of the principal curvatures. C0 BP AKBD B7 AKBE BE (2) Image points can be labelled as belonging to a view- point independent surface shape class type based on the combination of the signs from the Gaussian and Mean cur- vatures as shown in Table1 . We found that it is not neces- sary to differentiate between the different kinds of saddles (ie.... ..."
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Table 2. Gaussian Curvature Segmentation

in Segmentation of a Human Brain Cortical Surface Mesh Using Watersheds
by unknown authors

Table 1: Classification for the HK segmentation based on the sign of the Mean (H) and Gaussian (K) curvatures

in Comparison of HK and SC curvature description methods
by Helmut Cantzler, Helmut Cantzler, Robert Fisher, Robert Fisher 2001
"... In PAGE 3: ... a5a7a6 a0a2a1a9a8a10a0a4a3 (1) The Mean curvature equals the arithmetic average of the principal curvatures. a11a12a6 a0a2a1a14a13a15a0a4a3 a16 (2) Image points can be labelled as belonging to a view- point independent surface shape class type based on the combination of the signs from the Gaussian and Mean cur- vatures as shown in Table1 . We found that it is not neces- sary to differentiate between the different kinds of saddles (ie.... ..."
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Table 1 Curvature classes

in Corner
by Bin Luo A, A. D. J. Cross A, E. R. Hancock A 1998
"... In PAGE 5: ... As a result, H gxxgyy g2 xy 10 and K gxx gyy 2 : 11 The signs and zeros of the mean and Gaussian curvatures can be used to categorise the local surface geometry into a number of distinct topo- graphic classes. These classes are summarised in Table1 . In this paper, we are interested in the saddle-structures which are labelled as hyperbolic features in the table.... ..."

Table 1: Classi cation of surface points by the sign of Gaussian and mean curvature.

in Determining Surface Geometry Using Structured Light
by Alan M. McIvor, Dr Alan M. M

Table 1. True values of Gaussian and mean curvature for the 3 test surfaces

in A Comparison of Local Surface Geometry Estimation Methods
by Alan M. McIvor, Alan M. M, Robert J. Valkenburg

Table 1. True values of Gaussian and mean curvature for the 3 test surfaces

in A Comparison Of Local Surface Geometry Estimation Methods
by Alan M. McIvor, Alan M. M, Robert J. Valkenburg

Table 1. Surface type classification based on Gaussian and mean curvature

in Robot Vision in the Language of Geometric Algebra
by Gerald Sommer, Christian Gebken

TABLE 1 Surface Description from Gaussian and Mean Curvatures (from [8])

in doi:10.1006/cviu.2002.0973 Saliency Sequential Surface Organization for Free-Form Object Recognition
by Kim L. Boyer, Ravi Srikantiah, Patrick J. Flynn 2001

Table 1: Classi cation of surface points by the sign of Gaussian and mean curvature.

in Determining Surface Geometry Using Structured Light
by Alan M. McIvor, Dr Alan M. M
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