anatomical m_t1vectors:[■(4.139@2.371@0.197)] frame 5 for m_t1:[■(x@y@z)]=[■(20.65@33.87@35.95)] frame 6 for m_t1:[■(x@y@z)]=[■(25.46@34.47@35.95)] frame 7 for m_t1: [■(x@y@z)]=[■(30.18@34.97@35.94)] in matlab

To calculate the anatomical m_t1 vectors for frames 5, 6, and 7 in MATLAB, you can use the following code:

main.m
m_t1_5 = [20.65, 33.87, 35.95];
m_t1_6 = [25.46, 34.47, 35.95];
m_t1_7 = [30.18, 34.97, 35.94];

m_t1_vectors = [4.139, 2.371, 0.197]; % Anatomical m_t1 vectors

frame5_anatomical_m_t1 = m_t1_5 + m_t1_vectors;
frame6_anatomical_m_t1 = m_t1_6 + m_t1_vectors;
frame7_anatomical_m_t1 = m_t1_7 + m_t1_vectors;

% Displaying the results
disp("Frame 5 Anatomical m_t1:");
disp(frame5_anatomical_m_t1);

disp("Frame 6 Anatomical m_t1:");
disp(frame6_anatomical_m_t1);

disp("Frame 7 Anatomical m_t1:");
disp(frame7_anatomical_m_t1);
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Make sure to replace the placeholder values in [■(x@y@z)] with the actual values of x, y, and z for each frame.

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