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Enhanced curve-based segmentation method for point clouds of curved and irregular structures

This paper proposes an improved method for model-based segmentation (MS) of curved and irregular mounded structures in 3D measurements. The proposed method divides the point cloud data into several levels according to the reasonable width calculated from the density of points. Then, it fits a curve...

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Published in:Measurement science & technology 2024-04, Vol.35 (4), p.45014
Main Authors: Song, Limei, Zhang, Zongyang, Xu, Chongdi, Yang, Yangang, Zhu, Xinjun
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Language:English
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Summary:This paper proposes an improved method for model-based segmentation (MS) of curved and irregular mounded structures in 3D measurements. The proposed method divides the point cloud data into several levels according to the reasonable width calculated from the density of points. Then, it fits a curve model with 2D points for each level separately. The classification results of specific types are merged to obtain specific structural measurement data in 3D space. We use MS method, difference of normals based segmentation, region growing algorithm, constrained planar cuts, and locally convex connected patches as a control group. The results show that the proposed method achieves higher accuracy with a mean intersection merge ratio of more than 0.8238, at least 37.92% higher than other methods. The method proposed in this paper requires less time to process than other methods. Therefore, the proposed method effectively and efficiently segments the measurement data of curved and irregular mounded structures in 3D measurements. The method proposed in this paper has also been applied in the practical robotic grinding task. The root mean square error of the grinding amount is less than 2 mm, and good grinding results are achieved.
ISSN:0957-0233
1361-6501
DOI:10.1088/1361-6501/ad1ba1