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MoLeSq

Pronounced like "mollusc".

A python implementation of the Moving Least Squares algorithm for transforming sets of points from one space to another, as published in Schaefer et al. (2006).

Repackaged from implementation by Casey Schneider-Mizell.

Usage

Control points and points of interest are given as numpy arrays.

from molesq import Transformer

tran = Transformer(my_control_points, my_deformed_control_points)
deformed = tran.transform(my_points_of_interest)

undeformed = tran.transform(deformed, reverse=True)

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