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Three-pass affine transforms for volume rendering

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Affine transformations of volume arrays are important for implementing volume modeling and orthographic viewing transformations and for registering multiple data sets. In this paper we extend the two-pass algorithm for affine image transformations to a three-pass affine volume transformation algorithm. The mathematics of the decomposition is derived and the issues involved in resampling the transformed volume are discussed.

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VVS '90: Proceedings of the 1990 workshop on Volume visualization
November 1990
112 pages
ISBN:0897914171
DOI:10.1145/99307

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