2D points to 3D Matrix

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Juan Jurado 2011-6-20

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Hello, I have a set of 140 points in 2D (x,y coordinates) which when plotted form a quadrangle such as the one pictured here: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/43/207756bwnf8jcy.jpg/

The points are in no particular order. I'm trying to build a 3D matrix that will store these values in an order corresponding to how they are organized when plotted. For example, in that image, the points form a 10x14 grid of points. I'd like to build a 10x14x2 matrix out of those points where the (i,j,:) element of the matrix contains the x,y coordinates of the corresponding (i,j) point in the plot.

Any ideas?

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Sean de Wolski 2011-6-20

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So put them in order! Then do the work:

idx_sorted = sortrows(xypts,[1 2]);  %sort them
ij = reshape(idx_sorted,[10 14 2]);  %reshape them

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Juan Jurado 2011-6-20

Thanks for the quick reply! This doesn't seem to be working for me. I think it's because the relative spacing between points changes throughout the grid. Notice on the left half, the x-coordinates are linearly increasing from left to right, but after the second half, the x-coordinates are actually linearly increasing from left to right.

Juan Jurado 2011-6-20