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Locally written demo programs used during lecture.
Click on the thumbnail for a larger version of the screen shot. Click on the download link to get a zip file containing the application.
In order to run the Matlab programs, you need to have the Matlab runtime libraries installed. If you have a licensed copy of Matlab, you already have the libraries. If you don't have Matlab, you can download the libraries and install them. This enables you to run but not develop Matlab applications. In either case all you need to do after installation is add the bin\win32 directory to your path and run. Instructions for how to do this and a copy of the library installer are linked from the software page.
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Investigate the transformation of coordinates with matrices. (Matlab) [download] |
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Illustrate the various normal vectors associated with 3D objects. (Matlab) [download] |
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Demonstrate calculation of ray-polygon intersections. (Matlab) [download] |
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Investigate projection from 3D to 2D. (Matlab) [download] |
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Investigate building and scanning Binary Space-Partitioning Trees. (Matlab) [download] |
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Investigate hierarchical 3D transformations. (C++) [download] |
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Explore splitting and recombining images with linear transformations and convolutions. (Java) [download] [more info] |
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