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Viewing a MxNx3 matric
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Dhiresh
2005-12-09 10:41:42 UTC
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Hi,

I've got a range image which i've taken into matlab, x, y and z views
are stored in 480x640 (MxN) matrices. How would I combine these so
the range image can be viewed? or how can i create a MxNx3 matrix?

Thanks
Murphy O'Brien
2005-12-09 11:14:34 UTC
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Post by Dhiresh
Hi,
I've got a range image which i've taken into matlab, x, y and z views
are stored in 480x640 (MxN) matrices. How would I combine these so
the range image can be viewed? or how can i create a MxNx3 matrix?
Thanks
I'm not sure what a range image is, but let me try to rephrase your
question and see do I have it right.

You have 3 projections of a 3 dimensional scene, an x,y projection, a
y,z projection and an x,z projection and you want to turn this into
x,y,z 3 dimensional data. (I think that would be 480 x 480 x 480).
You then want to view this 3D scene back in some 2 dimensional view?
Is that it?

If so, it sounds like it would be very difficult, but probably
possible if certain conditions hold true. It also would probably be
better to have square images, e.g. 480 x 480, to avoid having to
interpolate.

I think it all probably depends on what is meant by a range image.

Sorry if this hasn't been of much help, just wanted to get more
clarity on the question.

Murphy

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