Nader, GeorgesGuennebaud, GaelMellado, NicolasJ. Keyser, Y. J. Kim, and P. Wonka2015-03-032015-03-0320141467-8659https://doi.org/10.1111/cgf.12485This paper presents a tool that enables the direct editing of surface features in large point-clouds or meshes. This is made possible by a novel multi-scale analysis of unstructured point-clouds that automatically extracts the number of relevant features together with their respective scale all over the surface. Then, combining this ingredient with an adequate multi-scale decomposition allows us to directly enhance or reduce each feature in an independent manner. Our feature extraction is based on the analysis of the scale-variations of locally fitted surface primitives combined with unsupervised learning techniques. Our tool may be applied either globally or locally, and millions of points are handled in real-time. The resulting system enables users to accurately edit complex geometries with minimal interaction.Adaptive Multi-scale Analysis for Point-based Surface Editing10.1111/cgf.12485