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Hi Susanna,This is a common misunderstanding that should have a bold FAQ entry. You can use a GriddedSet as long as it has a regular topology (i.e. it can be warped with irregular grid spacing).
Cheers, Doug Susanna Ricco wrote:
I have a set of values generated by a surface fitting program that I want to view as a 3-d surface. The MathType is ((x,y)-> z). I'm using an irregular set for the domain created with an array of floats from the data generated by the surface fitter. I can plot the data as points, but I can't figure out how to get VisAD to connect the points and create a surface. I've tried looking at the examples, but none of them use irregular sets. Is it not possible to plot a surface from an irregular set? I'm pretty sure I have to use an irregular set because the points from the surface fitter aren't guaranteed to be at regular intervals.Thanks for the help, Susanna Ricco
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