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Variational Tetrahedral Meshing

Variational Tetrahedral Meshing. Objective. Given a watertight, non-intersecting manifold triangle mesh Produce tet mesh with well-shaped tets Various tet shape metrics [Shewchuck] Radius ratio is “fair”, radius-edge is not. Other Requirements. Sizing field. Previous Work.

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Variational Tetrahedral Meshing

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  1. Variational Tetrahedral Meshing

  2. Objective • Given a watertight, non-intersecting manifold triangle mesh • Produce tet mesh with well-shaped tets • Various tet shape metrics [Shewchuck] • Radius ratio is “fair”, radius-edge is not

  3. Other Requirements • Sizing field

  4. Previous Work • Laplacian Smoothing • Edge-based • Results in many poorly-shaped tets • Edge flipping • Can’t hurt, but can only do so much

  5. Previous Work • Bubble Meshing

  6. Background • Voronoi Tessellation

  7. Background • Delaunay Triangulation • Dual of Voronoi Tessellation

  8. Centroidal Voronoi Tessellations (CVTs) • Generators are centroids of Voronoi regions

  9. Centroidal Voronoi Tessellations (CVTs) • Not unique

  10. Applications of CVTs [Du et. al. 1999] • Compression, Clustering • Optimal Quadrature • Resource Placement (e.g. mailboxes)

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  12. Quadrature Example • Estimate integral by finite sum: • Assuming function is Lipschitz…

  13. Computing CVTs • Lloyd’s Method • New points are centroids of regions • Continuous version of K-means

  14. CVTs for mesh smoothing [Du & Wang] • Optimizes the following functional • Important: For a given set of vertices, the VT produces the (globally) optimal connectivity! • i.e. the Voronoi regions about each vertex are the best decomposition of the domain • Hence we can alternate vertex and connectivity optimization

  15. Optimal Delaunay Triangulations (ODT) • Optimizes the DT (not its dual VT) • Again, the DT is optimal just as before • Unlike CVT, these regions overlap

  16. Alternating Optimizations • Fixing the vertices, the Delaunay Triangulation gives optimal connectivity • Fixing the Triangulation, we want to optimize the vertices

  17. Optimizing Vertex Positions • Fix the triangulation and take gradient of functional w.r.t. vertex positions • Messy expression: • … fortunately, an equivalent geometric interpretation is more reasonable

  18. Optimizing Vertex Positions • Geometric Equivalent: • … move the vertex to the volume-weighted average of the circumcenters of tets in the 1-ring

  19. Basic Algorithm • While improvement needed • (1) Compute Delaunay Triangulation for the current vertices • (2) Update vertex positions

  20. Sizing Field • So far, method produces uniform meshes • Can be modified to accommodate a desired edge length

  21. Automatic Design of Sizing Field • Paper uses Local Feature Size (LFS) • Defined on the mesh surface • Minimum distance to the skeleton (medial axis) of the mesh

  22. Local Feature Size

  23. Local Feature Size • LFS is now defined on the boundary and must be propagated inward • Desire smooth, controllable gradation • Choose the maximal K-Lipschitz function that does not exceed LFS on the boundary

  24. Sizing Field Propagation • Computed using Fast Marching Method [Sethian]

  25. Results

  26. Results

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