Re: OT: visualizing 3D data

[Jonathan Stickel]

You may like octaviz (http://octaviz.sourceforge.net/).  Of the 3D vis 
options for octave, it is the most like matlab in terms of the function 
interface.  There is a plot3 function that should do exactly what you want.

Jonathan


Jeff Abrahamson wrote:
> I am using octave to analyze data related to 3D surfaces.  The results
> are sets of points on those surfaces.  I would like to visualize my
> results.
>
> I've thought of using povray to draw lots of little balls whose
> aggregate would look like a point cloud on a surface.  This should
> work, but maybe is the hard way.
>
> Anyone have any other suggestions of routes I should explore?
>
> Thanks much.



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