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Toward a scale-space aspect graph: solids of revolution
This paper addresses the problem of constructing the scale-space aspect graph of a solid of revolution whose surface is the zero set of a polynomial volumetric density undergoing a Gaussian diffusion process. Equations for the associated visual event surfaces are derived, and polynomial curve tracing techniques are used to delineate these surfaces. An implementation and examples are presented, and limitations as well as extensions of the proposed approach are discussed.