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bresenham_line3d.m
searchlight ready. missing nifti-image-write support. added timing to FBS
Christoph Budziszewski
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% Generate X Y Z coordinates of a 3D Bresenham's line between % two given points. % % A very useful application of this algorithm can be found in the % implementation of Fischer's Bresenham interpolation method in my % another program that can rotate three dimensional image volume % with an affine matrix: % http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/loadFile.do?objectId=21080 % % Usage: [X Y Z] = bresenham_line3d(P1, P2, [precision]); % % P1 - vector for Point1, where P1 = [x1 y1 z1] % % P2 - vector for Point2, where P2 = [x2 y2 z2] % % precision (optional) - Although according to Bresenham's line % algorithm, point coordinates x1 y1 z1 and x2 y2 z2 should % be integer numbers, this program extends its limit to all % real numbers. If any of them are floating numbers, you % should specify how many digits of decimal that you would % like to preserve. Be aware that the length of output X Y % Z coordinates will increase in 10 times for each decimal % digit that you want to preserve. By default, the precision % is 0, which means that they will be rounded to the nearest % integer. % % X - a set of x coordinates on Bresenham's line % % Y - a set of y coordinates on Bresenham's line % % Z - a set of z coordinates on Bresenham's line % % Therefore, all points in XYZ set (i.e. P(i) = [X(i) Y(i) Z(i)]) % will constitute the Bresenham's line between P1 and P1. % % Example: % P1 = [12 37 6]; P2 = [46 3 35]; % [X Y Z] = bresenham_line3d(P1, P2); % figure; plot3(X,Y,Z,'s','markerface','b'); % % This program is ported to MATLAB from: % % B.Pendleton. line3d - 3D Bresenham's (a 3D line drawing algorithm) % ftp://ftp.isc.org/pub/usenet/comp.sources.unix/volume26/line3d, 1992 % % Which is also referenced by: % % Fischer, J., A. del Rio (2004). A Fast Method for Applying Rigid % Transformations to Volume Data, WSCG2004 Conference. % http://wscg.zcu.cz/wscg2004/Papers_2004_Short/M19.pdf % % - Jimmy Shen (jimmy@rotman-baycrest.on.ca) % function [X,Y,Z] = bresenham_line3d(P1, P2, precision) if ~exist('precision','var') | isempty(precision) | round(precision) == 0 precision = 0; P1 = round(P1); P2 = round(P2); else precision = round(precision); P1 = round(P1*(10^precision)); P2 = round(P2*(10^precision)); end d = max(abs(P2-P1)+1); X = zeros(1, d); Y = zeros(1, d); Z = zeros(1, d); x1 = P1(1); y1 = P1(2); z1 = P1(3); x2 = P2(1); y2 = P2(2); z2 = P2(3); dx = x2 - x1; dy = y2 - y1; dz = z2 - z1; ax = abs(dx)*2; ay = abs(dy)*2; az = abs(dz)*2; sx = sign(dx); sy = sign(dy); sz = sign(dz); x = x1; y = y1; z = z1; idx = 1; if(ax>=max(ay,az)) % x dominant yd = ay - ax/2; zd = az - ax/2; while(1) X(idx) = x; Y(idx) = y; Z(idx) = z; idx = idx + 1; if(x == x2) % end break; end if(yd >= 0) % move along y y = y + sy; yd = yd - ax; end if(zd >= 0) % move along z z = z + sz; zd = zd - ax; end x = x + sx; % move along x yd = yd + ay; zd = zd + az; end elseif(ay>=max(ax,az)) % y dominant xd = ax - ay/2; zd = az - ay/2; while(1) X(idx) = x; Y(idx) = y; Z(idx) = z; idx = idx + 1; if(y == y2) % end break; end if(xd >= 0) % move along x x = x + sx; xd = xd - ay; end if(zd >= 0) % move along z z = z + sz; zd = zd - ay; end y = y + sy; % move along y xd = xd + ax; zd = zd + az; end elseif(az>=max(ax,ay)) % z dominant xd = ax - az/2; yd = ay - az/2; while(1) X(idx) = x; Y(idx) = y; Z(idx) = z; idx = idx + 1; if(z == z2) % end break; end if(xd >= 0) % move along x x = x + sx; xd = xd - az; end if(yd >= 0) % move along y y = y + sy; yd = yd - az; end z = z + sz; % move along z xd = xd + ax; yd = yd + ay; end end if precision ~= 0 X = X/(10^precision); Y = Y/(10^precision); Z = Z/(10^precision); end return; % bresenham_line3d