(Retracted) Computer-aided three-dimensional animation design and enhancement based on spatial variation and convolution algorithm

Abstract

Computer-aided technology is a system of personal confidential interaction between computer and users under the guidance of people. Due to the continuous development of computer technology, this technology has been used in many fields. Computer-aided design is the use of computer systems to assist designers in engineering or product design. It is a technology to achieve the best design effect. Three-dimensional (3D) animation is not limited by time and space. It uses various forms of expression to express complex and abstract program content, scientific principles, and abstract concepts in centralized and simplified forms. The creative feature of animation is that the author does not use the advanced 3D technology to present the real world to the audience. Here, we aim to study the 3D animation image design and image enhancement based on computer-aided technology, hoping to make the 3D animation more realistic and make the film and television picture clearer with the help of computer-aided technology. We expound the current situation of 3D graphics research. We analyze the current development of the 3D animation industry. We propose an extreme value constraint based on spatial variation and a convolution algorithm based on learning a ringing images. The experimental results show that after Retinex method processes the image, the matching feature points of the target image in the scale-invariant feature transformation algorithm are 55. The correct matching rate of feature points after homomorphic filtering is 0.85. The number of correct matching points of the image processed by Retinex method changes greatly, and the change of homomorphic filtering is small.