Géométrie numérique : du réel au virtuel : 1ère partie
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La numérisation permet, dans de nombreux domaines, de mieux visualiser, étudier, mesurer des objets ou des scènes du monde réel.
Les modèles virtuels directement issus des appareils de numérisation sont cependant le plus souvent inutilisables en l'état, car non structurés. Ils nécessitent d'être transformés en modèles virtuels de plus haut niveau, compréhensibles par une personne et pas seulement une machine. C'est l'objet de la géométrie numérique, une discipline récente à l'intersection des sciences mathématiques et informatiques.
Dans cette présentation, après avoir rappelé ce contexte général, je détaillerai quelques exemples concrets d'application de la géométrie numérique.
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