Visualisation of marching cubes
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This is a nice video to visualise the working mechanism of the marching cubes algorithm.
Cyan Ching
Postdoctoral researcher working in method development for microscopy image processing.
- Rennes, France
- INRIA Centre Rennes
- Github
- Google Scholar
- ORCID
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