Re: Three dimensional arrays

[Andrew Bainbridge-Smith]

Greetings All,

I use "3D arrays" as a part of my time image sequence analysis.  3D arrays can 
be achieved by the use of 2D matrices and the list structure.  During the past 
southern hemisphere summer I employed a university student to write a set of 
octave functions to help construct and manipulate (only in a very primitive 
sense) such "3D arrays".  I am happy to share these files but would prefer to 
give these files to someone who is prepared to serve them via ftp or the web
--- perhaps Paul Kienzle could include them with his signal processing 
toolkit, are you listening Paul?, any opinions?

I will wait until Friday afternoon (my time, 27th April) if I receive no 
offers to server the files then I will simply post them to this group

        Andrew
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Dr Andrew Bainbridge-Smith
Senior Research Engineer 
Machine Vision Group
CSIRO Manufacturing Science and Technology
Australia



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