Three-dimensional visualization of two-dimensional data: the mathematical modeling

There are some method and tools which are use to get a vi- sualizations of one object from one media to the other media, especially in the world of computer design. But the problem is, can we get the result of visualization which is same like the object that we want to visu- alize. This paper presents the way to visualize three-dimensional object by using two-dimensional data structure in the form of a mathematical modeling. One of the important issues in this paper is how to guessing depth value by derive gradient estimates. In the other side, guessing depth value is equivalent in deriving z values of two-dimensional Carte- sian coordinated given x and y values. On this paper, we concentrated on the process of getting depth value given the two-dimensional geome- try information of the drawing. One method used in this paper is called skewed symmetry. The result were stored in the ones of data structure and were veri?ed by visualizing on the MATLAB graphic visualize kit.

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