Dept of Computer Science and Engineering Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea {zhangxy,kimy}@ewha.ac.kr |
Abstract
Wang Tiles are constructed from four texture samples, arranged so they can always match a choice of other tiles at two edges. Because they are precomputed, Wang Tiles are a very efficient way to generate textures on the fly. But matching problems occur within tiles and at the corners of adjacent tiles. By replacing the edge-matching texture samples with a new sample in the centre of the tile, and using the graph cut path-finding algorithm, we overcome these problems and introduce additional texture diversity. Our s-Wang Tiles are a stricter interpretation of the original Wang Tile design, and our tile set is also smaller than that required by w-Tiles: only eight different tiles are required for a non-repetitive titling. |
Key Words
Texture Synthesis,  Wang Tiles,  Tiling,  Graph Cut  |
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Experimental Results
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Input textures: (a) stochastic textures. (b) semi-structured textures. (c) structured textures.
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Synthesized textures by tiling: (a) synthesized stochastic textures. (b) synthesized semi-structured textures. (c) synthesized structured textures.
Copyright 2008 Computer Graphics Laboratory Dept of Computer Science & Engineering Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea Last update: Feb 10, 2008 |