[Fwd: Re: [vtkusers] Is it possible to clean noise in VTK?]
Iryna Pavlyshak
iryna at andrew.cmu.edu
Wed Oct 24 12:27:13 EDT 2007
>Ok, look here
While scanning the certain object, many undesirable points are captured as well. These points don't have any connection to the object.They may come from reflection, from digitalization the support on which the object have been placed.These points may be ambient noise form the sunlight if the scanning is outdoors.
So after scanning and importing point cloud (xyz. data or asc. data) to my code for triangulation, filtering..etc, these additional point (noise) disturb the real model of object.
There are different software, where you can import point clouds, and clean all that mess manually, as you can see it visually in GUI.
I was thinking to create some "box", which would separate points belong to the scanned object form all additional.But every object has its own shape , how can my program distinguish this?
Actually i am a little bit confused, as i can't see any answer, as to continue doing this manually in other software packages.
hope VTK still can help,
Iryna
What do you mean by "cleaning" your data? Even though there is probably a
> way to do it, you have to be more precise about what you want to do !
>
> Pierre
>
> On 10/23/07, Iryna Pavlyshak <iryna at andrew.cmu.edu> wrote:
>>
>> Hello!!
>>
>> My point clouds have to many additional points. Up to now i used
>> commercial software and cleaned manually my data before processing in
>> VTK. Can i use VTK to do this. If somebody have already faced with the
>> same problem, please let me know if exist any solution in VTK.
>>
>> Any advice will be helpful,
>>
>> Iryna
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