I'm looking for suitable software to plot a 4D volume (in a 3D coordinate system, but each point has a value, visualized with a color) which is not hollow. The values of each point is interpolated. Is there any software that can perform such a volumetric interpolation and generate a colored model? Or is there any software to just generate such a model, if I produce an array/grid of the values myself?
Junjie Zhang
A tool for visualizing vector-valued volumetric data, which has become more common recently in medical imaging (e.g., 3D + time, multi-modal acquisition). The function accepts a 4D matrix, allowing the user to interactively select the 4th dimensional component to display. The 3D volume for the particular component is shown in a neurological coordinate frame with three orthogonal planar views along with a built-in 'slice' visualization. The user may also supply a cell array of color maps,
https://www.mathworks.com/
There are geometric analysis tools and tools to derive large data based on specific values and then convert them to the program. The fourth dimension must take the value of a specific path for spatial modeling. There are additive tools that can be added to the main toolbar within the ArcMap environment. Try again to discover new things.
C-Tech Earth Volumetric Studio, EVS or MVS would help you. You can visit the below:
https://www.ctech.com
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