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From: Sang-yeop Chung on 2 Dec 2009 01:21
Hi,

when i use 'voronoin' for example,

x=zeros(10,3);
[v,c]=voronoin(x);

then Matlab gives vertices('v') and the vertices lists which constitute cells('c')

but when using the function 'voronoi' for 2D voronoi tessellation,

then function 'voronoi' gives diagram plot automatically.

But 'voronoin' doesn't. How can i plot the 3d voronoi diagram

using 'voronoin' function??

Thank you.
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