Although a line drawing usually represents a whole family of three-dimensional objects, human beings manage to communicate using this highly ambiguous medium. We postulate that communication is possible due to the universality of criteria used to determine the most likely interpretation. In this chapter, we study in particular the preference for cubic corners in interpretations of line drawings of polyhedra.
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(2008). Discrete In°ation Using Cubic Corners. In: Line Drawing Interpretation. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84800-229-6_4
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