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report : skeleton part completed, appendix added

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\chapter{Skeleton examples}
\chapter{\label{AppendixA}Skeleton examples}
A 2D-skeleton : list of vertices and edges.
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A 3D-skeleton made with splines
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\noindent A 3D-skeleton made with splines
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subsection{skeleton}
\subsection{skeleton}
Bastien, our client, is working on the extraction of skeleton from pictures. A skeleton of an object is the elemental structure of it. In this project 2D-skeletons extracted, like in figure \ref{skeletonex}, are defined by a set of vertices and edges. The other group compute with it 2D-skeleton in another format : a set of B-Splines, each of them representing a branch of the skeleton.
B-Splines are given by : the degree of the spline, their control points and the nodes vectors.
The 3D-skeletons are given with 3D B-Splines with the same structure except that the control point are in 3D.
You will find in appendix A \ref{AppendixA} some examples of 2D and 3D skeletons.
\begin{figure}[H]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[scale=0.35]{img/SkeletonEx}
\caption{\label{skeletonex}Best fitting plane for the set of circles' center points}
\end{center}
\end{figure}