So I figured I would put up a few pictures from MATLAB programs I was trying to explain last time. The first two images are of the three squares and each frame is taken from a different position along the x-axis (which is why it looks like the squares are moving across the image).
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The last figure is from the code that I wrote which combines the images above from all different angles to one image that shows the real shape and position of the objects. Since I couldn’t produce a 3D image of the squares I just produced images at different z-values (so these are like slices of the 3D model). As you can see the images of the squares are clearest when z=2.5 for the single square and z=3.5 for the other two. This is because the squares will be clearest when we look at the planes in which they lie.
