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| author | Duan, Jinli |
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| contents | DataViz3D is an innovative online software that transforms complex datasets into interactive 3D spatial models using holographic technology. This tool enables users to generate scatter plot within a 3D space, accurately mapped to the XYZ coordinates of the dataset, providing a vivid and intuitive understanding of the spatial relationships inherent in the data. DataViz3D's user friendly interface makes advanced 3D modeling and holographic visualization accessible to a wide range of users, fostering new opportunities for collaborative research and education across various disciplines. |
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| spellingShingle | DataViz3D: An Novel Method Leveraging Online Holographic Modeling for Extensive Dataset Preprocessing and Visualization Duan, Jinli Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition DataViz3D is an innovative online software that transforms complex datasets into interactive 3D spatial models using holographic technology. This tool enables users to generate scatter plot within a 3D space, accurately mapped to the XYZ coordinates of the dataset, providing a vivid and intuitive understanding of the spatial relationships inherent in the data. DataViz3D's user friendly interface makes advanced 3D modeling and holographic visualization accessible to a wide range of users, fostering new opportunities for collaborative research and education across various disciplines. |
| title | DataViz3D: An Novel Method Leveraging Online Holographic Modeling for Extensive Dataset Preprocessing and Visualization |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.10416 |