直感的な理解のための5次元同次処理を用いた4次元空間提示(<小特集>コンピュータグラフィックス)
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概要
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We have developed an interactive visualization system that enables people to both experience and intuitively understand 4-D space. We proposed a framework in which people can visualize 4-D space using 5-D homogeneous processing. This way of processing uses 5×5 matrices to express various types of transformations and simplifies geometric operations without using any division operations. Therefore, the proposed method improved the system's reliability. We also constructed an interactive environment that associates the user's 3-D position with a 4-D eye point that lies on a 4-D spherical surface surrounding a 4-D solid. The system is composed of a glasses-free 3-D display, a controller pad, and a personal computer. In this environment, we were able to smoothly observe a 4-D solid from an arbitrary 4-D eye point and direction.
- 2006-10-01
著者
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Hashimoto Shuji
Department Of Applied Biological Chemistry Faculty Of Agriculture Niigata University
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Sakai Yukihito
Major In Pure And Applied Physics Graduate School Of Science And Engineering Waseda University
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