Digital-Discrete Surface Reconstruction: A true universal and nonlinear method

Abstract

The most common problem in data reconstruction is to fit a function based on the observations of some sample (guiding) points. This paper provides a methodological point of view of digital-discrete surface reconstruction. We explain our method along with why it is a truly universal and nonlinear method unlike most popular methods, which are linear and restricted. This paper focuses on what the surface reconstruction problem is and why the digital-discrete method is important, necessary, and how it can be accomplished.

12 pages. 10 Fig. Split from paper "Applications of the Digital-Discrete Method in Smooth-Continuous Data Reconstruction"