New Algorithm Enables Efficient Deformation Handles with Low Memory Footprint
ssh4net · x · 2026-08-19
A paper on estimating solid deformation via physical simulation addresses high computational costs and poor scaling. The authors present a decimation-based algorithm to compute a sparse, compactly supported set of deformation handles. By utilizing iterative algebraic simplification, the method optimizes handles to reduce resource consumption and improve efficiency in fields like computer animation, engineering, and robotics.
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