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Abstract
The invention discloses a point cloud simplification method for retaining details and boundary characteristics, which comprises the following steps of reading original point cloud model data, obtaining original point cloud data, carrying out rasterization processing, and establishing a local k-d tree; fitting the minimum tangent plane, and calculating the weighted equivalent resultant force F of the projection points of the point cloud dataiAnd its average value F when FiIf the number is more than F, the boundary point is determined and reserved, and a boundary reduced subset PSet1 is obtained; for non-boundary points, estimate their local density ρiPartitioning to obtain corresponding subsets; calculating normal vector of non-boundary point according to local density rhoiCalculating a local feature factor DiAnd their average values D, respectively, for the respective subsets to select the threshold value muTHWhen D is presenti/D>μTHKeeping the point cloud data to obtain a feature point reduced subset PSet 2; combining the boundary reduced subset PSet1 and the characteristic point reduced subset PSet2 to obtain a reduced point cloud data set PSet,the method is convenient for obtaining the point cloud model with proper data volume and no distortion, improves the point cloud simplification efficiency, and enables the description of the detail characteristics and the boundary characteristics of the curved surface to be more accurate.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the research field of reverse engineering and surveying and mapping, in particular to a point cloud simplification method for retaining details and boundary characteristics.
Background
With the continuous development of three-dimensional scanning technology, machine vision and other technologies, three-dimensional point cloud data is widely applied in the fields of industrial detection, reverse engineering, medical diagnosis, cultural relic protection and the like. Meanwhile, the accuracy and speed of the non-contact scanning equipment are higher and higher, and the amount of acquired point cloud data is also increased sharply. In the actual measurement process, dense point clouds of hundreds of thousands or even millions of data points can be obtained, and the generated redundant data points greatly increase the operation load of a computer. Therefore, it is necessary to reduce the three-dimensional point cloud data without affecting the characteristics of the object to be measured.
In recent years, the simplification of point cloud data is mainly divided into two main categories of methods based on spatial segmentation and on curvature itself. Methods based on spatial segmentation include bounding box methods, uniform mesh methods, and triangular mesh methods. The bounding box method achieves the purpose of simplification by retaining points closest to the center of the grid in each equally divided grid of the minimum bounding box of the point cloud data. The method has a good processing result for models with large data volume and simple structures, but many details can be lost for models with complex structures and various curved surfaces. The uniform grid method is an optimization method of a bounding box method, and carries out simplification processing by calculating a median point of a Z coordinate in a cube by using median filtering. The method based on triangular meshing needs to triangulate original point cloud data and remove part of triangles through normal vectors of the triangles so as to achieve the purpose of simplification. The curvature-based method generally requires constructing a point cloud topological structure through K neighborhood search and fitting a least square surface, and finally, formulating different reduction strategies through curvature thresholds. The method has a good reduction effect, but the calculation of the curvature is usually time-consuming, and other schemes for indirectly replacing the curvature calculation are usually required to be searched for optimization.
In the prior art, CN101373540B discloses a point cloud reduction method based on paraboloid fitting, which is essentially a reduction algorithm based on curvature threshold, and the time cost in curvature calculation is a disadvantage that the method cannot avoid; CN101021954A discloses a point cloud simplification method for simplifying curvature calculation, which replaces curvature calculation by the ratio of the distance from a point to be measured to a neighborhood point to the distance from the point to a fitting tangent plane, and uses the average value of approximate curvatures and the difference value of the approximate curvatures of each point as a judgment threshold value to carry out point cloud simplification; CN102890828A discloses a point cloud data simplification method based on normal included angle, which is characterized in that the method calculates the average value of dot products of the normal vector of each point cloud data point and the normal vector of the point cloud data points in the neighborhood, divides the regions by using the change of the value and sets a sampling ratio, and deletes the points which do not accord with the sampling ratio, thereby avoiding the complex quadric surface fitting and curvature estimation, but in the practical application, the parameters which need to be artificially set are too much, and the practical effect is often different due to experience; CN106373118A discloses a method for simplifying complex curved surface part point clouds capable of effectively retaining boundary and local features, which includes roughly classifying point cloud normal vectors and neighborhood point cloud normal vector dot products as threshold values, then completing point cloud data subdivision through a k-means clustering method and Hausdorff distance to complete point cloud data simplification, and because distance weight factors are not considered during neighborhood searching and point cloud normal vector calculation, the result of the k-means clustering method is not stable enough, so that unpredictable errors occur in boundary feature retention finally.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects of the prior art, provides the point cloud simplification method for reserving the details and the boundary characteristics, is convenient for obtaining a point cloud model with proper data volume and no distortion, improves the point cloud simplification efficiency and enables the description of the detail characteristics and the boundary characteristics of the curved surface to be more accurate.
The purpose of the invention is realized by the following technical scheme:
a point cloud simplification method for retaining details and boundary features is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, reading the original point cloud model data to obtain original point cloud data;
s2, rasterizing the original point cloud data, and establishing a local k-d tree, wherein the local k-d tree is established specifically only for each point cloud dataEstablishing a k-d tree for the grid where the grid is located and the neighborhood grid; wherein the neighborhood grid of each point cloud data is defined as (l)x±i,ly±j,lz±k),i,j,k∈[-1,1];
S3, fitting a minimum tangent plane to the rasterized point cloud data and k neighborhood points thereof, projecting the point cloud data and the k neighborhood points thereof onto the tangent plane, calculating vectors from projection points of the point cloud data to neighborhood projection points, and normalizing the vectors to obtain normalized dataCalculating a weighted equivalent resultant force F of the projected points of the point cloud dataiFurther calculating the average value F of the weighted equivalent resultant force, if FiIf the point cloud data is more than F, the point cloud data is regarded as boundary points, and the boundary points are reserved to obtain a reduced boundary subset PSet 1;
s4, for the non-boundary points, estimating the local density rho in the k neighborhood to which each point cloud data belongsiAnd partitioning to obtain an under-feature point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3;
S5, calculating normal vectors of non-boundary points, and calculating a weighted average value theta of included angles between each point cloud data and normal vectors of each point in the neighborhood according to distance weightsi;
S6, according to the local density rhoiCalculating local characteristic factors and further calculating the average values of the local characteristic factors, which are respectively an underdetermined characteristic point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3Selecting a suitable threshold value muTHWhen D is presenti/D>μTHIf so, retaining the point cloud data, otherwise deleting the point cloud data, and combining the point cloud data sets retained by each subset to obtain a characteristic point reduced subset PSet 2;
and S7, merging the boundary reduced subset PSet1 and the feature point reduced subset PSet2 to obtain a reduced point cloud data set PSet.
Further, the step S2 is specifically: dividing the side length L of a cube grid according to the random sampling density rho of the point cloud data, wherein the minimum side length L of the cube grid is m times of the sampling density rho, dividing the point cloud data bounding box into space grids, and establishing a k neighborhood for each point cloud data.
Further, the dividing of the point cloud data bounding box into spatial grids specifically includes: grid number M for dividing point cloud data according to x, y and z directionsx,My,MzThe calculation is as follows:
wherein ,xmaxIs the maximum value in the x direction of the coordinate, xminIs the minimum value in x direction of the coordinate, ymaxIs the maximum value in the y direction of the coordinate, yminIs the minimum value in the y direction of the coordinate, zmaxIs the maximum value in the z direction of the coordinate, zminIs the minimum value in the z direction of the coordinate;to round, δ is the expansion number.
Further, the sampling density ρ is obtained by calculating:
wherein n is the number of point cloud data taken out randomly, the value range of n is 20-30, and diIs the interval from the closest point of the point cloud data.
Further, the step S3 is specifically: fitting a tangent plane to each point cloud data and k neighborhood points thereof, wherein the fitting of the minimum tangent plane uses a least square method to project the point cloud data and the k neighborhood points thereof onto the tangent plane, the vector from the projection point of the point cloud data to the neighborhood projection point is obtained, the vector is normalized, and the normalized data is obtainedWhere j ∈ [1, k ]](ii) a And calculating the weighted equivalent resultant force of the projection points of the point cloud data as follows:
the resultant force value indicates the distribution condition of neighborhood point cloud data of a projection point of the point cloud data, and if the resultant force value is large, the point cloud data is deviated to one side;
wherein ,wijIs composed ofThe weighting coefficient of (2); dijIs composed ofThe distance from the projection point of the point cloud data to the neighborhood projection point of the point cloud data;
the average of the weighted equivalent resultant forces is calculated as follows:
wherein, the resultant force average value represents the average distribution condition of the point cloud in the neighborhood of each projection point of the point cloud data set;
if FiIf the point cloud data is more than F, the point cloud data is regarded as boundary points and is reserved, and a boundary reduced subset PSet1 is obtained.
Further, the step S4 is specifically: for non-boundary points, estimating local density rho in k neighborhood to which each point cloud data belongsi(ii) a According to rhoiMaximum value of (p)maxAnd minimum value ρminDividing point cloud data of non-boundary points into under-feature point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3The division is calculated as follows:
wherein ,PiIs random non-boundary point cloud data.
Further, the local density ρ i is calculated specifically as follows:
wherein ,is a vector starting from the point cloud data to the neighborhood point cloud,the smaller the mean value of (1) is, the denser the neighborhood where the point cloud data is located is, the larger rho i is.
Further, the step S5 is specifically: respectively calculating the normal vector of each point cloud data in each subset through a principal component analysis methodAnd calculating the weighted average value theta of the included angle between each point cloud data and the normal vector of each point in the neighborhood according to the distance weightiThe calculation is as follows:
wherein ,||pij| | is the Euclidean distance from the point cloud data to each point in the neighborhood,normal vectors of all points in the point cloud data neighborhood are obtained;
further, the step S6 is specifically: calculating a local characteristic factor of the point cloud data according to the local density rho i, wherein the calculation is as follows:
wherein ,representing belonging to subset SuAnd u belongs to [1,2,3 ]];DiLocal characteristic factors of the point cloud data;
calculating the average local characteristic factor of the subset to which each point cloud data belongs according to the local characteristic factor of each point cloud data:
respectively as an under-feature point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3Selecting a threshold value muTHI.e. corresponding to thresholds respectively ofThe threshold value muTHThe value is specifically as follows: under feature point set S1Threshold value ofPreferably 0.2, feature point set S2Threshold value ofPreferably 0.4, and a feature-rich point set S3Threshold value ofPreferably 0.6, the non-feature points, feature points and feature-rich points are excessively smooth, and excessive aggregation of holes and details is avoided.
When D is presenti/D>μTHAnd if not, deleting the point cloud data, and combining the point cloud data sets of which the subsets are reserved to obtain the characteristic point reduced subset PSet 2.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following advantages and beneficial effects:
the method adopts rasterization and local k-d trees to establish the topological structure of the point cloud, avoids overlong time for establishing the global k-d tree, adopts distance weighting to avoid the judgment influence of long-distance neighborhood point cloud data on boundary points and characteristic points, adopts density weighting to avoid the hole phenomenon possibly generated by nonuniform point cloud data characteristic point extraction, and is suitable for a closed point cloud model with obvious boundary characteristics.
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FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating non-boundary point determination in the embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating boundary point determination according to the embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a diagram of an original model of a point cloud according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a simplified point cloud model diagram according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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a point cloud reduction method with details and boundary features retained, the flow of which is shown in FIG. 1, includes the following steps,
firstly, reading original point cloud data with the data point number of N, rasterizing the point cloud data, and establishing a local k-d tree, namely dividing the side length L of a cube grid according to the random sampling density rho of the point cloud data, wherein the side length L of the cube grid is the minimum m times of the sampling density rho, and the value range of m is 1.2-1.5; the method comprises the following steps of dividing a point cloud data bounding box into space grids, wherein the point cloud data bounding box is divided into the space grids specifically: grid number M for dividing point cloud data according to x, y and z directionsx,My,MzThe calculation is as follows:
wherein ,xmaxIs the maximum value in the x direction of the coordinate, xminIs the minimum value in x direction of the coordinate, ymaxIs the maximum value in the y direction of the coordinate, yminIs the minimum value in the y direction of the coordinate, zmaxIs the maximum value in the z direction of the coordinate, zminIs the minimum value in the z direction of the coordinate;to get the whole, δ is the amount of dilation;
the grid coordinate calculation of the point cloud data after rasterization is as follows:
wherein (x, y, z) is the geometrical coordinate of the point cloud data,to get the whole, δ is the amount of dilation;
establishing a k neighborhood for each point cloud data, wherein the k value range is 15-20;
the sampling density ρ is obtained by the following calculation:
wherein n is the number of point cloud data taken out randomly, diIs the interval from the closest point of the point cloud data. The value range of n is 20-30.
Establishing a local k-d tree, specifically establishing a k-d tree only in a grid where point cloud data is located and a neighborhood grid of the point cloud data; wherein the neighborhood grid of each point cloud data is defined as (l)x±i,ly±j,lz±k),i,j,k∈[-1,1]。
Second, for each point cloud data piAnd its k-neighborhood points fit a tangent plane, where the fitting of the smallest tangent plane uses the least squares method. And the point cloud data piAnd point projection of k neighborhood thereofTo the micro-tangent plane, the point cloud data p is obtainediStarting from the projection point P to the vector of the projection point in the neighborhood, normalizing the vector to obtain normalized dataWhere j ∈ [1, k ]];
Thirdly, calculating the weighted equivalent resultant force F of the projection point P of the point cloud dataiThe calculation is as follows:
the resultant force value represents the distribution condition of the point cloud in the neighborhood of the projection point P, and if the resultant force value is large, the point cloud data is deviated to one side;
wherein ,wijIs composed ofThe weighting coefficient of (2); dijIs composed ofThe distance from the projection point of the point cloud data to the neighborhood projection point of the point cloud data;
the non-boundary point determination schematic diagram is shown in fig. 2, the boundary point determination schematic diagram is shown in fig. 3, if the resultant force value of the k neighborhood of the projection point is larger, the projection point is deviated to one side, the projection point is determined to be the boundary point at the moment, otherwise, the distribution of the point is more uniform, the point is considered to be an inner point, and therefore whether the target point is the boundary point is judged according to the result;
calculating a weighted equivalent resultant force FiIs calculated as follows:
wherein, the resultant force average value represents the average distribution condition of the point cloud in the neighborhood of each projection point of the point cloud data set;
if FiIf the point cloud data is more than F, the point cloud data is regarded as boundary points, and the boundary points are reserved to obtain a reduced boundary subset PSet 1;
fourthly, for the non-boundary points, estimating the local density rho in the k neighborhood to which each point cloud data belongsi(ii) a The local density ρiThe calculation of (a) is specifically as follows:
wherein ,is a vector starting from the point cloud data to the neighborhood point cloud,the smaller the mean value of (a), the denser the neighborhood where the point cloud data is located, the rhoiThe larger;
according to rhoiMaximum value of (p)maxAnd minimum value ρminDividing point cloud data of non-boundary points into under-feature point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3The division is calculated as follows:
wherein ,PiIs random non-boundary point cloud data corresponding to neighborhood density as rhoiPoint (2) of (c).
Fifthly, respectively calculating the normal vector of each point cloud data in each subsetWhere the subset includes a set S of under-feature points1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3(ii) a (ii) a Here, the normal vector of the point cloud dataThe estimation method adopts a principal component analysis method, and calculates the weighted average value theta of the included angle between each point cloud data and the normal vector of each point in the neighborhood according to the distance weightiThe calculation is as follows:
wherein ,||pij| | is the Euclidean distance from the point cloud data to each point in the neighborhood,normal vectors of all points in the point cloud data neighborhood are obtained;
sixthly, according to the local density rhoiCalculating the local characteristic factor of the point cloud data as follows:
wherein ,representing belonging to subset SuAnd u belongs to [1,2,3 ]];DiLocal characteristic factors of the point cloud data;
calculating the average local characteristic factor of the subset to which each point cloud data belongs according to the local characteristic factor of each point cloud data:
respectively as an under-feature point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3Selecting a threshold value muTHI.e. corresponding to thresholds respectively ofThe threshold value muTHThe value is specifically as follows: under feature point set S1Threshold value ofPreferably 0.2, feature point set S2Threshold value ofPreferably 0.4, and a feature-rich point set S3Threshold value ofPreferably 0.6.
When D is presenti/D>μTHIf so, retaining the point cloud data, otherwise deleting the point cloud data, and combining the point cloud data sets retained by each subset to obtain a characteristic point reduced subset PSet 2;
and seventhly, combining the boundary reduced subset PSet1 and the characteristic point reduced subset PSet2, wherein the problem of deleting repeated points does not exist in the combination, and the combination is directly carried out to obtain the reduced point cloud data set PSet.
The point cloud with 10000 cats shown in fig. 4 is subjected to 4400 point reduction by combining the above steps, and the final reduction result is shown in fig. 5. As can be seen from the figure, the method provided by the invention well keeps the local and boundary characteristics of the point cloud data and has beneficial effects on precision and simplicity.
The above embodiments are preferred embodiments of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and any other changes, modifications, substitutions, combinations, and simplifications which do not depart from the spirit and principle of the present invention should be construed as equivalents thereof, and all such changes, modifications, substitutions, combinations, and simplifications are intended to be included in the scope of the present invention.
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1. A point cloud simplification method for retaining details and boundary features is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, reading the original point cloud model data to obtain original point cloud data;
s2, rasterizing the original point cloud data, and establishing a local k-d tree, wherein the k-d tree is established for each point cloud data only in the grid where the point cloud data is located and the neighborhood grid of the point cloud data; wherein the neighborhood grid of each point cloud data is defined as (l)x±i,ly±j,lz±k),i,j,k∈[-1,1];
S3, fitting a minimum tangent plane to the rasterized point cloud data and k neighborhood points thereof, projecting the point cloud data and the k neighborhood points thereof onto the tangent plane, calculating vectors from projection points of the point cloud data to neighborhood projection points, and normalizing the vectors to obtain normalized dataCalculating a weighted equivalent resultant force F of the projected points of the point cloud dataiFurther calculating the average value F of the weighted equivalent resultant force, if FiIf the point cloud data is more than F, the point cloud data is regarded as boundary points, and the boundary points are reserved to obtain a reduced boundary subset PSet 1;
s4, for the non-boundary points, estimating the local density rho in the k neighborhood to which each point cloud data belongsiAnd partitioning to obtain an under-feature point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3;
S5, calculating normal vectors of non-boundary points, and calculating a weighted average value theta of included angles between each point cloud data and normal vectors of each point in the neighborhood according to distance weightsi;
S6, according to the local density rhoiCalculating a local feature factor DiFurther, the average values D are calculated and are respectively the under feature point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3Selecting a threshold value muTHI.e. corresponding to thresholds respectively ofWhen D is presenti/D>μTHIf not, deleting the point cloud data, and combining the retained subsetsThe point cloud data set obtains a reduced subset of feature points PSet 2;
and S7, merging the boundary reduced subset PSet1 and the feature point reduced subset PSet2 to obtain a reduced point cloud data set PSet.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the step S2 specifically includes: dividing the side length L of a cube grid according to the random sampling density rho of the point cloud data, wherein the minimum side length L of the cube grid is m times of the sampling density rho, dividing the point cloud data bounding box into space grids, and establishing a k neighborhood for each point cloud data.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the point cloud data bounding box is partitioned into spatial grids, specifically: grid number M for dividing point cloud data according to x, y and z directionsx,My,MzThe calculation is as follows:
wherein ,xmaxIs the maximum value in the x direction of the coordinate, xminIs the minimum value in x direction of the coordinate, ymaxIs the maximum value in the y direction of the coordinate, yminIs the minimum value in the y direction of the coordinate, zmaxIs the maximum value in the z direction of the coordinate, zminIs the minimum value in the z direction of the coordinate;to round, δ is the expansion number.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the sampling density p is obtained by calculating:
wherein n is the number of point cloud data taken out randomly, the value range of n is 20-30, and diIs the interval from the closest point of the point cloud data.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the step S3 specifically includes: fitting a tangent plane to each point cloud data and k neighborhood points thereof, wherein the fitting of the minimum tangent plane uses a least square method to project the point cloud data and the k neighborhood points thereof onto the tangent plane, the vector from the projection point of the point cloud data to the neighborhood projection point is obtained, the vector is normalized, and the normalized data is obtainedWhere j ∈ [1, k ]](ii) a And calculating the weighted equivalent resultant force of the projection points of the point cloud data as follows:
wherein ,wijIs composed ofThe weighting coefficient of (2); dijIs composed ofThe distance from the projection point of the point cloud data to the neighborhood projection point of the point cloud data;
the average of the weighted equivalent resultant forces is calculated as follows:
wherein N is the total number of the point cloud data;
if FiIf the point cloud data is more than F, the point cloud data is regarded as boundary points and is reserved, and a boundary reduced subset PSet1 is obtained.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the step S4 specifically includes: for non-boundary points, estimating local density rho in k neighborhood to which each point cloud data belongsi(ii) a According to rhoiMaximum value of (p)maxAnd minimum value ρminDividing point cloud data of non-boundary points into under-feature point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3The division is calculated as follows:
wherein ,PiIs random non-boundary point cloud data.
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the step S5 specifically includes: respectively calculating the normal vector of each point cloud data in each subset through a principal component analysis methodAnd calculating the weighted average value theta of the included angle between each point cloud data and the normal vector of each point in the neighborhood according to the distance weightiThe calculation is as follows:
9. The method of claim 1, wherein the step S6 specifically includes: according to local density ρiCalculating the local characteristic factor of the point cloud data as follows:
wherein ,representing belonging to subset SuAnd u belongs to [1,2,3 ]];DiLocal characteristic factors of the point cloud data;
calculating the average local characteristic factor of the subset to which each point cloud data belongs according to the local characteristic factor of each point cloud data:
respectively as an under-feature point set S1Feature point set S2And rich feature point set S3Selecting a threshold value muTHI.e. corresponding to thresholds respectively of
When D is presenti/D>μTHAnd if not, deleting the point cloud data, and combining the point cloud data sets of which the subsets are reserved to obtain the characteristic point reduced subset PSet 2.
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