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Centers of Approximate Spherical Symmetry and Radial Symmetry Graphs

In this paper we propose the possible use of a new type of salient points we call CASS (Centers of Approximate Spherical Symmetry) that are extracted from the Multiscale Area Projection transform described in [GL12]. In particular, we show that it is possible to build graphs joining these points following maximal values of the MAPT (Radial Symmetry Graphs) and that these graphs can be used to extract relevant shape properties (e.g. intrinsic symmetries) or to establish point correspondences on models robustly against holes, topological noise and articulated deformations.