voxel
- noun
- /ˈvɒksəl/
- Specialized
- The scientist analyzed the brain scan data, focusing on how each voxel contributed to understanding neural activity.
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Watch on YouTubeThose units are called voxels, but the three-dimensional version of pixels.
- Those units are called voxels, but the three-dimensional version of pixels.
- We were seeing that the healthy kids were activating a lot of more voxels or units of the imaging of the of the hippocampus.
Examples
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In the 3D graphics program, each voxel represents a specific color and depth in the digital landscape.
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Spatial resolution is also very high, with scanned volume elements (voxels) in the range of 0.4 x 1.0 x 2.0 mm or better.
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Currently, a voxel data structure format seems to be the most suitable for this task.
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A voxel is a tiny, three-dimensional piece of brain tissue comparable to a pixel on a television or computer screen.
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Those units are called voxels, but the three-dimensional version of pixels.
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Retaining the strongest connections between voxels throughout the entire brain provided a connectivity map of the brain during real-time music listening.
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Different similarity measures have been proposed in the literature and can be divided into two categories: voxel-based similarity methods and streamline-based similarity methods.
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Voxels that intersect with the mesh are identified as voxels containing element and material information; all other voxels contain void space.
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The game world was built from thousands of voxels, creating a rich and immersive environment for players.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Voxel is a modern blend of volume, meaning '3D space', and pixel, meaning 'small dot of a picture'. So a voxel is like a '3D pixel' or a tiny cube that stores color and density in a digital model.