C. Séquin

Publications
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Moving objects in space: exploiting proprioception in virtual-environment interaction

M. Mine, F. Brooks, C. Séquin
Computer Science
SIGGRAPH
3 August 1997

We present a unified framework for virtual-environment interaction based on proprioception, a person's sense of the position and orientation of his body and limbs, that allows a user to interact with a virtual world intuitively, efficiently, precisely, and lazily. Expand

Adaptive display algorithm for interactive frame rates during visualization of complex virtual environments

T. Funkhouser, C. Séquin
Computer Science
SIGGRAPH
1 September 1993

We propose an adaptive display algorithm for interactive visualization that guarantees a user-specified target frame rate, even during visualization of very large, complex models. Expand

Visibility preprocessing for interactive walkthroughs

S. Teller, C. Séquin
Mathematics, Computer Science
SIGGRAPH
1 July 1991

We describe a method of visibility preprocessing that is efficient and effective for axis-aligned or axial architectural models. Expand

Functional optimization for fair surface design

Henry P. Moreton, C. Séquin
Computer Science, Mathematics
SIGGRAPH
1 July 1992

This paper presents a simple-to-use mechanism for the creation of complex smoothly shaped surfaces of any genus or topology. Expand

A VLSI RISC

D. Patterson, C. Séquin
Computer Science
Computer
1 September 1982

A general trend in computers today is to increase the complexity of architectures commensurate with the increasing potential of implementation technologies, as exemplified by the complex successors of simpler machines. Expand

Management of large amounts of data in interactive building walkthroughs

T. Funkhouser, C. Séquin, S. Teller
Computer Science
I3D '92
1 June 1992

A lock comprising a bolt slidable into an operative position and from there rotatable into a locked position in which pins projecting from the bolt prevent it from sliding: locking members are rotatable about axes orthogonal to the axis of the bolt into positions where they interfere with rotation of the pins, and prevent the bolt from being rotated out of the locked position. Expand

Optimal adaptive k-means algorithm with dynamic adjustment of learning rate

C. Chinrungrueng, C. Séquin
Mathematics, Computer Science
IEEE Trans. Neural Networks
1995

An adaptive k-means clustering algorithm that approximates an optimal clustering solution with an efficient adaptive learning rate, which renders it usable in situations where the statistics of the problem task varies slowly with time. Expand

Object associations: a simple and practical approach to virtual 3D manipulation

R. Bukowski, C. Séquin
Computer Science
I3D '95
15 April 1995

This paper describes a software framework to aid in designing and implementing convenient manipulation behaviors for objects in a 3D virtual environment. Expand

Generation of 3D building models from 2D architectural plans

Rick Lewis, C. Séquin
Engineering, Computer Science
Comput. Aided Des.
1 September 1998

A robust, semi-automatic way is presented to create 3D polyhedral building models from computer-drawn floor plans, requiring minimal user interaction. Expand

Local surface interpolation with Bézier patches

Leon A. Shirman, C. Séquin
Mathematics, Computer Science
Comput. Aided Geom. Des.
1 December 1987

A surface interpolation method for meshes of cubic curves is described using Farin's conditions of G^1 continuity between patches. Expand

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