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Construct the table entries for the marching simplex method
Constructs a look up table for the marching simplex isosurface extraction algorithm. The entries of this table correspond to the different topologies that can occur for marching simplices.
var makeTable = require('marching-simplex-table')
console.log(makeTable(2))
console.log(makeTable(3))
npm install marching-simplex-table
require('marching-simplex-table')(d)
Constructs the marching simplex table for all simplices of dimension d
. The result is a table with 2^(d+1) entries, each corresponding to the (d-1) dimensional cells needed to generate the boundary of the simplex. Each (d-1) cell is coded as an ordered list of edges in the original simplex giving the vertices of the resulting simplex.
d
is the dimension of the table to generateReturns A table of simplex topologies
(c) 2014 Mikola Lysenko. MIT License
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Construct the table entries for the marching simplex method
The npm package marching-simplex-table receives a total of 18,213 weekly downloads. As such, marching-simplex-table popularity was classified as popular.
We found that marching-simplex-table demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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