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As you can see, at the moment it is very basic and the elevation can not be represented accurately.
As you can see, at the moment it is very basic and the elevation can not be represented accurately.
**Summary of Tasks:** Implement a new transfer function that visualizes the elevation of the world map in a meaningful way.
**Summary of Tasks:** Implement a new transfer function that visualizes the elevation of the world map in a meaningful way. Save your submission code as `task1.py`.
## Task 2: Pre- and Post-Classification (1P)
## Task 2: Pre- and Post-Classification (1P)
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This behavior can easily be switched on or off in VTK. Look through the code and find the part that switches between Pre- and Post-Classification. Additionally, for better seeing the differences, we want to switch between the two modes seamlessly.
This behavior can easily be switched on or off in VTK. Look through the code and find the part that switches between Pre- and Post-Classification. Additionally, for better seeing the differences, we want to switch between the two modes seamlessly.
**Summary of tasks**: Find out which method is responsible for the different classification types. Additionally, implement a switch that cycles between Pre- and Post-Classification by pressing a button on your keyboard.
**Summary of tasks**: Find out which method is responsible for the different classification types. Additionally, implement a switch that cycles between Pre- and Post-Classification by pressing a button on your keyboard. Save your submission code as `task2.py`.
## Task 3: Scattered Data (2P)
## Task 3: Scattered Data (2P)
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<imgsrc="img/delaunay.png"width="300">.
<imgsrc="img/delaunay.png"width="300">.
**Summary of Tasks:** Create a complete pipeline which renders the Delaunay Triangulation of the given dataset.
**Summary of Tasks:** Create a complete pipeline which renders the Delaunay Triangulation of the given dataset. Save your code as `task3.py`.