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MOVING AVERAGE FILTERING VS LOESS

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pizzaa
pizzaa le 7 Juil 2023
Réponse apportée : Naman le 10 Juil 2023
Hi guys so i want to calculate warp and weft of 3D recontruction fabric. The result of plotting this warp and weft is not really good because the density of fabric is so dense. After that i use Moving average filter and the result close enough to the real result. What am i askin is, can u use this moving average filter or LOESS filter is better?
PS : Can u provide me too ur though about moving average filter and LOESS to open my mind

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Naman
Naman le 10 Juil 2023
Hi pizzaa ,
Both the moving average filter and the LOESS filter can be used to improve the visualization of warp and weft in 3D reconstructed fabric.
The moving average filter is simple and efficient, reducing high-frequency noise but potentially blurring fine details. The LOESS filter, a non-parametric regression method, offers more flexibility and detail preservation, but may be computationally expensive and require parameter tuning.
The choice depends on factors like desired smoothing level, detail preservation, computational efficiency, and overall visual quality. Experimentation with different settings will help determine the best filter for your specific application.
Hope it helps !

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