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[Submitted on 20 Oct 2025
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Title: Fractional harmonic transform on point cloud manifolds
Title: 点云流形上的分数调和变换
Abstract: Three-dimensional point clouds can be viewed as discrete samples of smooth manifolds, allowing spectral analysis using the Laplace-Beltrami operator (LBO). However, the traditional point cloud manifold harmonic transform (PMHT) is limited by its fixed basis functions and single spectral representation, which restricts its ability to capture complex geometric features. This paper proposes a point cloud manifold fractional harmonic transform (PMFHT), which generalizes PMHT by introducing fractional-order parameters and constructs a continuously adjustable intermediate fractional-order spectral domain between the spatial domain and the frequency domain. This fractional-order framework supports more flexible transformation and filtering operations. Experiments show that choosing different transformation orders can enrich the spectral representation of point clouds and achieve excellent results in tasks such as filtering and feature enhancement. Therefore, PMFHT not only expands the theoretical framework of point cloud spectral analysis, but also provides a powerful new tool for manifold geometry processing.
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