AutoGlyph Tutorial
AutoGlyph is used to create glyphs, which are representations of the
values in each data field of a grid. Glyphs can be scalar, vector, or
text elements.
The simplest network that creates glyphs based on a data sets is one that
uses import to get the data, Autoglyph to create
the field of glyphs, and image to display the
resulting field of glyphs.
Inputs :
DATA - Set of points to assign glyphs to.
TYPE - Type of glyphs. (See DX Users reference p. 2-18)
SHAPE - Specifies the quality of the glyphs.
SCALE - Sets the scaling ratio compared to the default glyph.
RATIO - Controlls the ratio between the smallest and largest glyphs.
MIN - Minimum values to be included in the glyphs.
MAX - Maximum values to be included in the glyphs.
Outputs :
GLYPHS - The set of glyphs.
Configuration Screen:
Example Program for AutoGlyph:
In this example program we use import to retrieve the data which is
multi-dimensional vectors, this data is then passed to maptoplane which
slices an arbitrary plane in the data to reduce the number of vectors, the
data is then colored according to its value, passed to AutoGlyph which
constructs glyphs using default values, in this case arrow glyphs due to
the three dimensional nature of the data. Finally the output of the
AutoGlyph module is displayed using image.
Source
Code for AutoGlyph:
Sample Output from Autoglyph:
Other Sources:
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