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Hello. Thanks for your great job. I am currently reading your paper, but I felt confusion about some details about volumetric method.
You said in your paper while illustrating the cube that "We discretize the bounding box by a volumetric cube Vcoords ∈ R 64,64,64,3, filling it with the global coordinates of the center of each voxel"
Could you kindly explain the physical meaning of the 4-dimension cube? I know that the (64, 64, 64) means 3 dimensions of (length, width, height). But what's the physical meaning of the forth dimension 3?
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The last dimension are the (x,y,z) coordinates in meters. E.g. Vcoords[0,0,0,0] corresponds to X coordinate of the zero voxel, Vcoords[0,0,0,1] corresponds to Y coordinate of the zero voxel and so on.
Hello. Thanks for your great job. I am currently reading your paper, but I felt confusion about some details about volumetric method.
You said in your paper while illustrating the cube that
"We discretize the bounding box by a volumetric cube Vcoords ∈ R 64,64,64,3, filling it with the global coordinates of the center of each voxel"
Could you kindly explain the physical meaning of the 4-dimension cube? I know that the (64, 64, 64) means 3 dimensions of (length, width, height). But what's the physical meaning of the forth dimension 3?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: