August 2015
Beginner to intermediate
298 pages
5h 49m
English
We have now learned multiple methods to generate plots on screen using points and lines. In the last section, we will demonstrate how to visualize a million data points in a 3D dataset using OpenGL in real time. A common strategy to visualize a complex 3D dataset is to encode the third dimension (for example, the z dimension) in the form of a heat map with a desirable color scheme. As an example, we show a heat map of a 2D Gaussian function with its height z, encoded using a simple color scheme. In general, a 2-D Gaussian function,
, is defined as follows:
Here, A is the amplitude () of the distribution centered ...
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