Solving Jigsaw Puzzles Using Computer
Solving Jigsaw Puzzles Using Computer
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In the next few paragraphs we describe the way in which simultaneous matching of two sides of a piece is accomplished.
The most accurate way is to arrange the frame (or a given partial solution), take a picture of the relevant corner and then try to match this curve with the boundary curves of the remaining pieces. However this method is too tedious for a computerized assembly.
A reasonable approximation to such a method is to use available information about the relative matching angles and dis...placements of the pieces and to calculate the curve formed by joining two sides at a corner. This method has a disadvantage of accumulating angular errors and may result in slightly distorted linkup between the curves meeting at a corner junction.
To H'-'oid this accumulation of ei-ors while not losing the information that the two curves being matched at a corner must belong to the same piece, we compute * the sum of the scores of both sides when they are taken independently, and we add to this sum a penalty score which is proportional to the excessive shift of the side curves, if they do not meet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the next few paragraphs we describe the way in which simultaneous matching of two sides of a piece is accomplished.
The most accurate way is to arrange the frame (or a given partial solution), take a picture of the relevant corner and then try to match this curve with the boundary curves of the remaining pieces. However this method is too tedious for a computerized assembly.
A reasonable approximation to such a method is to use available information about the relative matching angles and dis...placements of the pieces and to calculate the curve formed by joining two sides at a corner. This method has a disadvantage of accumulating angular errors and may result in slightly distorted linkup between the curves meeting at a corner junction.
To H'-'oid this accumulation of ei-ors while not losing the information that the two curves being matched at a corner must belong to the same piece, we compute * the sum of the scores of both sides when they are taken independently, and we add to this sum a penalty score which is proportional to the excessive shift of the side curves, if they do not meet.
What to read after Solving Jigsaw Puzzles Using Computer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Kalvin to read onlineMoreLess
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