threshold 3D visualisation
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Suppose we have a 3D array r(x,y,z) filled with values 1 and 2. 1. How to visualise it into a 3D model? 2. How to visualise only "2" values, i.e. make "1" invisible? Thank you!
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Massimo Zanetti
am 26 Sep. 2016
Bearbeitet: Massimo Zanetti
am 26 Sep. 2016
Try this out. Given a set of 10 points (3dim) and a set of labels (1,2) it returns the plot of the points according to the labels.
XYZ = rand(10,3);
R = [1,1,2,1,2,2,2,1,2,1];
R1 = (R==1);
R2 = (R==2);
figure;
scatter3(XYZ(R1,1),XYZ(R1,2),XYZ(R1,3),'r','filled');
hold on;
scatter3(XYZ(R2,1),XYZ(R2,2),XYZ(R2,3),'b','filled');
hold off;
You may also want to map colors of the colormap directly to labels, in automated way.
figure;
scatter3(XYZ(:,1),XYZ(:,2),XYZ(:,3),30,R,'filled');
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Vadim Tambovtsev
am 26 Sep. 2016
Bearbeitet: Vadim Tambovtsev
am 26 Sep. 2016
Massimo Zanetti
am 26 Sep. 2016
Is your "r" the matrix of coordinates or labels? They are different.
Vadim Tambovtsev
am 26 Sep. 2016
Massimo Zanetti
am 26 Sep. 2016
And where you stored the 3d point coordinates? Why is your "r" a matrix instead of a vector?
Vadim Tambovtsev
am 26 Sep. 2016
Massimo Zanetti
am 26 Sep. 2016
So for each 3d point, you have 3 labels??
Massimo Zanetti
am 26 Sep. 2016
Can you give me an examplt of an input yuo have to display?
Vadim Tambovtsev
am 26 Sep. 2016
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