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Data-free neural mesh inpainting: preserving topology and geometry

Sep 2026 · The Visual Computer · Vol 42 · 0 citations · 71 references

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This paper introduces a data-free neural mesh inpainting framework that operates directly on incomplete input meshes while preserving the original mesh connectivity in a self-supervised graph convolutional network.

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