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From: Alexjang on 22 Feb 2010 18:01
Hi, I'm a newcomer to Matlab. Now I get some messy points with its coordinates(x,y,z) and property(V),there are all numeric vectors.In my text file it's formated in rows like 'x,y,z,v'.How can I use matlab to render the volume based on these points? I'll be very appreciated for any suggestion.
From: Rich Ellis on 23 Feb 2010 10:25
To begin with, look at the documentation entitled "Importing Data" so you
can import your data.

See the documentation entitled "Volume Visualization Techniques" to select
the techniques you want to use and to see how you need to format your data.
This documentation contains a list of functions you can use to visualize
various aspects of your data.

You might also want to look at the documentation entitled "Interpolation"


"Alexjang" <alexto1978(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, I'm a newcomer to Matlab. Now I get some messy points with its
> coordinates(x,y,z) and property(V),there are all numeric vectors.In my
> text file it's formated in rows like 'x,y,z,v'.How can I use matlab to
> render the volume based on these points? I'll be very appreciated for any
> suggestion.
>


From: Alexjang on 23 Feb 2010 09:35
Thank you very much for your reply,Rich. I'll start as you suggested.
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