Fit a circle to 3d dots
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Hi, I have dots spread like a tube in a 3d space. I want to fit a circle to this data (the data is attached). The plane that the circle should be in is:
S1=[-15.8,8.6,1.3];
S2=[-10.5,10.3,-3.3];
S3=[-15.2,8.9,1.6];
normal = cross(S1-S2, S1-S3);
A = normal(1); B = normal(2); C = normal(3);
D = dot(normal,S1);
This is what I was trying to do:
plot3(n1,n2,n3,'*') %The dots
hold on
a2=[mean(n1),mean(n2),mean(n3)]; %Center of the dots
plot3(a2(1),a2(2),a2(3),'*','color','g')
a3=dist(a2,[n1;n2;n3]); %calculate the radius
t = linspace(0,2*pi,40);
x=(mean(a3).*sin(t)+mean(n1));
y=(mean(a3).*cos(t)+mean(n2));
z = (A * x + B * y - D)/(-C);
plot3(x,y,z,'*','color','r')
But I can't set the circle right in place (it is grater than what it should be). could you help?
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Iain
2014-1-31
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Without looking at the data, it looks like the size of your circle would be larger than it should be because of the spots being off the plane where your circle exists.
Either you should reform your formula to fit the best circle in 3D space (that should be a page or two of working out the formulae), or, you should calculate the closest point on your plane to each point, and then use those points to fit your circle.
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