| 4-2D images ->> 1-3D Image [message #16594] |
Fri, 06 August 1999 00:00 |
Sean Davis
Messages: 19
Registered: August 1999
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I am trying to do this for my senior project at school.
I have 4 2D images of ball bearings, and would like to be able to
recontsruct the 3D positions of each of the balls if possible. Is this
a ridiculous idea?
I think a program called ROI can help me get to a point where I have 4
2D byte arrays containing a 1 (for yes... a ball is there) or 0, but how
do I go from there to a 3D byte array?
thanks in advance
Sean
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fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and true
science." --
Albert Einstein
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| Re: 4-2D images ->> 1-3D Image [message #16598 is a reply to message #16594] |
Thu, 05 August 1999 00:00  |
davidf
Messages: 2866
Registered: September 1996
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Sean Davis (sdavis@lanl.gov) writes:
> I am trying to do this for my senior project at school.
> I have 4 2D images of ball bearings, and would like to be able to
> recontsruct the 3D positions of each of the balls if possible. Is this
> a ridiculous idea?
>
> I think a program called ROI can help me get to a point where I have 4
> 2D byte arrays containing a 1 (for yes... a ball is there) or 0, but how
> do I go from there to a 3D byte array?
It is not clear from your description whether these four
2D images are projections of the balls, but if they are
you can reconstruct the 3D volume with RECON3.
Cheers,
David
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