Study on shock graphs: graph representation of objects
Abstract
A shock graph is an abstraction of a two-dimensional shape of an object. It represents the shape as a graph, using its boundary information. In this thesis, we study the shock graph representation of two-dimensional shapes. We discuss a method to compute an approximation of shock graph. We discuss different thresholds we need to set for shock graph computation, and some solutions on how we can get rid of them in some cases. Next, we see the results showing some unique properties of shock graph. And finally, we
discuss how we can use shock graphs in different applications, and for further research.
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