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	Computers and Graphics ELSEVIER         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-5 of 5 reviews Date Reviewed     3D model deformations with arbitrary control points Cerveró M., Vinacua A., Brunet P. Computers and Graphics 57(C): 92-101, 2016.  Type: Article A proposal for a coordinate system for handling deformations of models is the subject of the paper. Deformations of models require transformations from the original model to the deformed model. The scheme proposed by the authors elimin... Sep 1 2016   Realistic photometric stereo using partial differential irradiance equation ratios Mecca R., Rodolà E., Cremers D. Computers and Graphics 51(C): 8-16, 2015.  Type: Article Photometric stereo is a method to reconstruct an object’s surface using pictures of the object taken from different directions. Applications of photometric stereo include face recognition, analysis of astronomical bodies&... Jan 5 2016   Extracting flow features via supervised streamline segmentation Li Y., Wang C., Shene C. Computers and Graphics 52(C): 79-92, 2015.  Type: Article This paper presents a semi-automatic streamline segmentation algorithm, which can be used to identify user-specified features from a streamline soup. The pipeline first clusters the streamlines into groups, and the user needs to manual... Dec 14 2015   Shape segmentation by hierarchical splat clustering Zhang H., Li C., Gao L., Li S., Wang G. Computers and Graphics 51(C): 136-145, 2015.  Type: Article Shape segmentation is a very important topic in shape analysis. In this paper, a novel hierarchical shape segmentation method based on splats for 3D shapes is proposed for both patch-aware and part-aware purposes.... Oct 14 2015   Adaptive and robust curve smoothing on surface meshes Lawonn K., Gasteiger R., Rössl C., Preim B. Computers and Graphics 4022-35, 2014.  Type: Article Curve smoothing is an important topic for surface processing. While putting effort on the smoothness of the curve, existing methods cannot preserve the closeness to the initial curve on the triangle mesh. In this paper, a novel method ... Jan 26 2015
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