On Nov 18, 2013, at 8:01 PM, wwreith wrote:
> I have a data set in which I am trying to plot a convex hull in 3 dim.
Below
> is a subset of the points I would use. Columns 2,3,4 are my x,y,z
> coordinates. I found some ways to plot 2D convext hulls or find a convex
> hull for higher dimensions, but not how to plot the data.
Doing a simple search with: 3d convex hull r-project .... I find the geometry
package supports construction of multidimensional convex hulls and construction
of tessalations. That package also suggsets the rgl package, which makes me
think that 3d tessellations may be suitable for input to the rgl::surface3d
function.
--
David.>
> I have have attached an example of what I am shooting for in my plot.
>
> Thanks for the help!
>
> 6466574 37 225 27 53.69230 5
> 6466575 38 225 27 47.54898 5
> 6466576 39 225 27 58.71439 5
> 6466577 40 225 27 67.40830 5
> 6466578 41 225 27 64.40646 5
> 6466579 42 225 27 71.59792 5
> 6466580 43 225 27 66.10197 5
> 6466581 44 225 27 61.53381 5
> 6466582 45 225 27 69.49900 5
> 6466583 46 225 27 93.91280 5
> 6466800 31 226 27 102.78361 5
> 6466801 32 226 27 69.58787 5
> 6466802 33 226 27 67.53348 5
> 6466803 34 226 27 66.83624 5
> 6466804 35 226 27 52.74981 5
> 6466805 36 226 27 58.10865 5
> 6466806 37 226 27 64.29259 5
> 6466807 38 226 27 55.37983 5
> 6466808 39 226 27 58.48212 5
> 6466809 40 226 27 66.21062 5
> 6466810 41 226 27 58.39149 5
> 6466811 42 226 27 60.40741 5
> 6466812 43 226 27 60.95507 5
> 6466813 44 226 27 64.16653 5
> 6466814 45 226 27 62.48255 5
> 6466815 46 226 27 74.37065 5
> 6466816 47 226 27 100.51262 5
>
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David Winsemius
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