>Hello,
>
>I want to resize an image from 3D smaller dimension to larger dimension.
>i.e for example from 40x40x30 to 40x120x90. The normal matlab function
just
>resizes image in 2D. 
>
>Thanks
>

I'm not sure if it'll temporarily go float, but you might look at
interp3.

http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/techdoc/ref/interp3.html

Sylvia wrote:
> If I want to resize image from dimensions Nx x Ny x Nz to Na x Nb x Nc
> where Nx, Ny and Nz are all different from Na, Nb and Nc respectively, now
> if for each Nz index plane, i can resize Nx x Ny to Na x Nb dimension,
> after this step I get dimensions Na x Nb x Nz, after that for each Na
> plane, I resize Nb x Nz to Nb x Nc. In the end I will have the resized
> image Na x Nb x Nc. My question is: is this two step approach correct? any
> other alternative?

When the details are exposed, probably not, but a nice library routine 
could hide them. I haven't convinced myself that the final result isn't 
dependent on the order of transformations.

Jerry
-- 
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If I want to resize image from dimensions Nx x Ny x Nz to Na x Nb x Nc
where Nx, Ny and Nz are all different from Na, Nb and Nc respectively, now
if for each Nz index plane, i can resize Nx x Ny to Na x Nb dimension,
after this step I get dimensions Na x Nb x Nz, after that for each Na
plane, I resize Nb x Nz to Nb x Nc. In the end I will have the resized
image Na x Nb x Nc. My question is: is this two step approach correct? any
other alternative?

Thanks

>Sylvia wrote:
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I want to resize an image from 3D smaller dimension to larger
dimension.
>> i.e for example from 40x40x30 to 40x120x90. The normal matlab function
just
>> resizes image in 2D. 
>
>You'll probably need to write the function yourself. What kind of 
>interpolation do you plan to use?
>
>If you really mean 40x[something] to 40x[something else], that's a 2D 
>resizing on each of 40 planes.
>
>Jerry
>-- 
>Engineering is the art of making what you want from things you can get.
>�����������������������������������������������������������������������
>

Sylvia wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I want to resize an image from 3D smaller dimension to larger dimension.
> i.e for example from 40x40x30 to 40x120x90. The normal matlab function just
> resizes image in 2D. 

You'll probably need to write the function yourself. What kind of 
interpolation do you plan to use?

If you really mean 40x[something] to 40x[something else], that's a 2D 
resizing on each of 40 planes.

Jerry
-- 
Engineering is the art of making what you want from things you can get.
�����������������������������������������������������������������������

Hello,

I want to resize an image from 3D smaller dimension to larger dimension.
i.e for example from 40x40x30 to 40x120x90. The normal matlab function just
resizes image in 2D. 

Thanks