Abstract

Abstract In this study, we present a method for improving the accuracy of the multilevel B-spline approximation (MBA) method. We combine a point projection method with the MBA method for reducing the approximation error by directly adjusting the control points in the local area. An initial surface is generated by the MBA method, and grid points are produced on the surface. These grid points are projected onto the scattered point set, and the distances between the grid points and the projected points are computed. The control points are then modified based on the distances. The proposed method shows better approximations even with the same number of control points and ensures C2-continuity. The experimental results with examples verify the validity of the proposed method. Highlights We propose a method for improving the multilevel B-spline approximation method. We use a point projection method for computing the amount of errors. The computed errors are directly applied to the control points for reducing the approximation error.

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