This is a simple apps, called “Draw Your Breast with R“ created with R to generate Breast alike graphics.
With this Draw Your Breast with R apps, you can change 4 parameters which are Theta, Phi, Expand and Color to generate graphics like below:




When you go to Draw Your Breast with R , you will see something like
How’s your breast looked like?
Θ:
Φ:
Expand:
Color:Execute
You can edit the 4 parameters and click “Execute” button to get graphical result immediately.
The theta is the parameter for “area of breast”.
The phi is the “upside-down” parameter.
Expand is the “height of breast”.
Last but not least, color parameter.
For developers:
This is the original 2D breast:
x=seq(from=0,to=1,by=0.01)
c=3*x*log10(x)-(1/30)*exp(1)**-((30*x-30/exp(1))**4)
d=2.5*x*log10(x)-(1/36)*exp(1)**-((36*x-36/exp(1))**4)
e=2*x*log10(x)-(1/50)*exp(1)**-((50*x-50/exp(1))**4)
plot(e,x,type=”lines”, col = “red”, xlim=c(-1, 0) , ylim=c(0, 1))
lines(d,x, col = “red”)
lines(c,x, col = “red”)
which will generate result:
3D source code:
a1<-seq(0,2,0.01)
b1<-seq(0,1,0.01)
f<-function(a1,b1) ifelse(a1<=1, 11*a1*log10(a1)*b1*(b1-1)+exp(-((25*a1-25/exp(1))^2+(25*b1-25/2)^2)^3)/25, 11*(a1-1)*log10(a1-1)*b1*(b1-1)+exp(-((25*(a1-1)-25/exp(1))^2+(25*b1-25/2)^2)^3)/25)
c1<-outer(a1,b1,f)
plot(1)
persp(a1,b1,c1,theta=30,phi=30,expand=0.5,col=”red”)
Result:
Now, we want to turn the 3D version to be a customized version apps.
To create a new R apps, please Login/Register and go to Builder.
You will see 2 important area, which are Code and Application.
For Code area (Backend), please paste:
[—hidestart—]
a1<-seq(0,2,0.01)
b1<-seq(0,1,0.01)
f<-function(a1,b1) ifelse(a1<=1, 11*a1*log10(a1)*b1*(b1-1)+exp(-((25*a1-25/exp(1))^2+(25*b1-25/2)^2)^3)/25, 11*(a1-1)*log10(a1-1)*b1*(b1-1)+exp(-((25*(a1-1)-25/exp(1))^2+(25*b1-25/2)^2)^3)/25)
c1<-outer(a1,b1,f)
[—hideend—]
plot(1)
[—hidestart—]
persp(a1,b1,c1,theta=[—||theta||—],phi=[—||phi||—],expand=[—||expand||—],col=”[—||colour||—]”)
[—hideend—]
For Application area (Frontend), please paste:
How’s your breast looked like?
\( \Theta \): [—||theta||30,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,150,200||—]
\( \Phi \): [—||phi||30,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,150,200||—]
Expand: [—||expand||0.5,0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4,0.5,0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9,1.0,1.1,1.2,1.3,1.4,1.5||—]
Color: [—||colour||red,blue,yellow,green,black,purple,grey,orange,pink,gold,brown,white||—]
Then, published it.
You will get another alike Draw Your Breast with R apps!
Hope you enjoy this apps and tutorial, feel free to suggest and FAQ to improve this apps. Thanks!
Note:
- [—hidestart—] with [—hideend—] are a set of tag to hide the code in between from the result.
- If you are using LATEX, you should start with “\(” and end with “\)”
- [—||VARIABLE||OPTION1,OPTION2,OPTION3||—] is a function-option tag, not an original R code.
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