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Error in surfnorm function?

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Gabriel
Gabriel le 27 Fév 2013
I'm using the surfnorm function in Matlab 2012b. Sometimes the normal vectors along one edge of the surface are reversed, but I can't figure out why it is reversing only the vectors at the edge.
Below is a sample code with a 3x3 surface patch that results in the reversed vectors along one edge. Is there an error in surfnorm? Can I predict when this will happen so I can fix it with subsequent code?
x = [ -3.2851 -3.2718 -3.1598; -3.2851 -3.2718 -3.1598; -3.2851 -3.2718 -3.1598];
y = [ 169.1481 169.1148 168.8310; 169.1481 169.1148 168.8310; 169.1481 169.1148 168.8310];
z = [ -1 -1 -1; 0 0 0; 1 1 1];
figure(1)
surfnorm(x,y,z)
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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski le 27 Fév 2013
I think this is a bug.

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Gabriel
Gabriel le 4 Mar 2013
Modifié(e) : Gabriel le 4 Mar 2013
The surfnorm function requires the Z input to be at least a 3x3 matrix because it uses a Taylor Series to predict the next surface point beyond the given inputs.
In this particular case, the surface mesh boundaries are predetermined, and the mesh is coarse. The combination of these two characteristics can create a very large 2nd derivative of the surface in the Taylor Series Prediction. In this case, the extended boundary was actually folded back inside the input surface.
I don't like altering built-in Matlab functions, but I fixed the problem by removing the 2nd derivative from the Taylor Series prediction...
Replace lines 81-87 of the surfnorm function with the following:
% % Expand x,y,z so interpolation is valid at the boundaries.
% xx = [3*xx(1,:)-3*xx(2,:)+xx(3,:);xx;3*xx(m,:)-3*xx(m-1,:)+xx(m-2,:)];
% xx = [3*xx(:,1)-3*xx(:,2)+xx(:,3),xx,3*xx(:,n)-3*xx(:,n-1)+xx(:,n-2)];
% yy = [3*yy(1,:)-3*yy(2,:)+yy(3,:);yy;3*yy(m,:)-3*yy(m-1,:)+yy(m-2,:)];
% yy = [3*yy(:,1)-3*yy(:,2)+yy(:,3),yy,3*yy(:,n)-3*yy(:,n-1)+yy(:,n-2)];
% zz = [3*zz(1,:)-3*zz(2,:)+zz(3,:);zz;3*zz(m,:)-3*zz(m-1,:)+zz(m-2,:)];
% zz = [3*zz(:,1)-3*zz(:,2)+zz(:,3),zz,3*zz(:,n)-3*zz(:,n-1)+zz(:,n-2)];
%% GJE Alteration
% Expand x,y,z so interpolation is valid at the boundaries.
xx = [xx(1,:)+ (xx(1,:)-xx(2,:)) ;xx; xx(m,:)+ (xx(m,:)-xx(m-1,:))];
xx = [xx(:,1)+ (xx(:,1)-xx(:,2)) ,xx, xx(:,n)+ (xx(:,n)-xx(:,n-1))];
yy = [yy(1,:)+ (yy(1,:)-yy(2,:)) ;yy; yy(m,:)+ (yy(m,:)-yy(m-1,:))];
yy = [yy(:,1)+ (yy(:,1)-yy(:,2)) ,yy, yy(:,n)+ (yy(:,n)-yy(:,n-1))];
zz = [zz(1,:)+ (zz(1,:)-zz(2,:)) ;zz; zz(m,:)+ (zz(m,:)-zz(m-1,:))];
zz = [zz(:,1)+ (zz(:,1)-zz(:,2)) ,zz, zz(:,n)+ (zz(:,n)-zz(:,n-1))];
%%
Regards, Gabe

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SEANGHAI THA
SEANGHAI THA le 28 Oct 2019
I do not know how to write the code of this figure, please help me! Because I am just the beginner of the matlab program!20191022_185405.jpg

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