Visualize the depth matrix.

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Tianyi
Tianyi on 6 Aug 2013
Hi,
I'm new in MATLAB. I have gained a "depth" matrix (700-by-700) from scanner, every element in the matrix represents the depth value (z-value) of each point.
How can I visualize this depth matrix? Do I need to use isosurface(x,y,z,v)? And if so, how to get the parameter "v"?
Thanks.
Tianyi

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Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov on 6 Aug 2013
surf(z) % z - your "depth" matrix
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Tianyi
Tianyi on 6 Aug 2013
Thanks a lot for you answer. I knew surf, but I want to make it more beautiful using polygonal or volumetric visualization techniques. Could you advise me on this attempt?
Bjorn Gustavsson
Bjorn Gustavsson on 6 Aug 2013
If I understand it correctly you have the depth to the bottom surface, as a function of x and y. That is a type of data for which you won't need (and can't use) volumetric visualization. To need volumetric visualization you need to have at least scalar data as a function of (x,y,z) something like fog density, tissue X-ray absorption or the like.

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