@mastersthesis{Brunn:2006:CSE,
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  author = {Meru Brunn},
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  title = {{C}urve {S}ynthesis by {E}xample},
  abstract = {In this thesis, we present a method for constructing curves based
              on a nearly exact reproduction of a given set of silhouettes and
              contour-based line drawn work. We capture these line drawings with
              multiresolution analysis based on reverse subdivision, which
              extracts the characteristics of the drawn stroke. These captured
              styles are saved in a library and can then be applied to newly
              drawn strokes, letting a user create new drawings with the look of
              the original. We also support the use of styles with gaps or
              discontinuities, and can repeat a short style section seamlessly
              over a longer curve. We demonstrate results from both scanned
              images and interactive sketches, showing how we can capture these
              types of complex curves and let users without particular drawing
              skills easily reproduce them.},
  school = {University of Calgary},
  address = {Canada},
  localfile = {papers/Brunn.2006.CSE.pdf},
  year = {2006},
}