Ornament Analysis with the Help of Screened Poisson Shape Fields

2016-01-01
Tarı, Zehra Sibel
Show full item record
124
views
0
downloads
In this chapter, some thought-provoking application problems in Ornament Analysis are examined. Fields constructed via Screened Poisson Equation are used as intermediate level representations towards developing solutions. In the considered problems, the fields serve to a variety of purposes – i.e., to embed critical point detection process into a suitable morphological scale space, to regularise an ill-posed search problem, and finally to integrate features in a context – extending the visual functions of the Screened Poisson Equation based shape fields.
Background pixel, Creative design, Screen parameter, Original drawing, Embed part
http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-24726-7_1
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/83699
Department of Computer Engineering, Book / Book chapter

Suggestions

Parametric Urban Design Thinking: Shared Patterns in Design by Algorithm and Design by Drawing
Çalışkan, Olgu; Ongun, Gokhan (2021-12-01)
The paper suggests a focused examination of the processes of drafting-based design and parametric design in urbanism. It discusses how spatial design's settled cognition would differ by using algorithmic systems through the altered relationships between the basic operations in design. To reveal the commonalities and distinctions between the two design methods, the authors present the detailed documentation of the workshop series, which experimented with both techniques within similar design contexts. By the...
Ousia and tragedy an ontological approach to Aristotle's Poetics
Aytemiz, Volkan; İnam, Ahmet; Department of Philosophy (2004)
The main idea of this thesis is to suggest a new type of reading on Aristotle's Poetics. Commentators of Poetics tried to relate it to Aristotle's ethical treatises. However, in this research, it will be argued that Poetics should be read under the light of Metaphysics. The interpretation proposed here is based on Aristotle's understanding of ousia (substance). The ontological status of artifacts in Aristotle's philosophy will be examined while inquiring the relationships between Poetics and Metaphysics. Co...
Behavior and modeling of nonprismatic members having T-sections
Balkaya, C (American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), 2001-08-01)
This paper emphasizes the discrepancies in conventional methods of analyzing nonprismatic members having T-sections. In practice, the change in the location of the centroidal axis over the length of nonprismatic members is ignored in structural analysis. Commonly used portland Cement Association tables for fixed-end moment and stiffness factors are based on the assumptions of a straight-line centroidal axis and variable rectangular cross section: However, discontinuities in the centroidal. axis produce stro...
"Level of Analysis" and "Unit of Analysis": A case for distinction
Yurdusev, Nuri (2008-12-01)
This paper takes the view that the 'level of analysis' problem, first posed by J.D. Singer (1961), has not been discussed to the extent that it deserves in the literature of International Relations. The concepts of the 'level of analysis' and the 'unit of analysis' have widely been used interchangeably. The author attempts to make a distinction between the 'level of analysis' and the 'unit of analysis', arguing that the 'level of analysis' is an issue of how to study (methodology and context) and the,unit o...
Optimization and sensitivity of retaining structures
Saribas, A; Erbatur, F (1996-08-01)
This paper is concerned with optimum design and sensitivity of retaining structures. The optimum design formulation in terms of a constrained nonlinear programming problem, is given for reinforced concrete-cantilever retaining walls. The objective function may be chosen as the cost or weight of the wall. The solution is carried out by a specially prepared computer program (RETOPT). Illustrative problems are solved, and their results are presented and discussed. The formulation allows for a detailed sensitiv...
Citation Formats
Z. S. Tarı, Ornament Analysis with the Help of Screened Poisson Shape Fields. 2016, p. 13.
METU IIS - Integrated Information Service open@metu.edu.tr