Three dimensional plots for image frames
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If I have a multidimensional array of size ( height of image x width of image x 3 x number of frames), is it possible to generate a three dimensional interactive plot for all the different frames as given in the image below
Here, y would be the total number of image frames, x will be the width of the image frames and finally z will be the height of the image.
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Rik
el 14 de Jul. de 2021
You might need to convert to grayscale, but many medical data viewers will allow you to view 3D data. Have you looked for any?
This does require you to store your video in a single multidimensional array.
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Walter Roberson
el 15 de Jul. de 2021
It depends what you mean by "interactive plot" .
MATLAB offers the volumeViewer() app, which is interactive... but in some ways is rather limited. I would not use it for interactive volume reconstruction.
I have found that the File Exchange contribution video_fig can be very useful as a foundation for handling volumes. It is only 2D display, but can use the slices as "frames" for animation, and you can do 2D manipulations on each of the slices. It is often not what people were originally thinking of for 3D work, but it can often be customized to be useful.
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ecartman22
el 14 de Jul. de 2021
Editada: Walter Roberson
el 15 de Jul. de 2021
Maybe something like
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