Why aren the 3D medical image analysis routines written with a 3D memory model?
Sophisticated memory models are designed to accelerate data access, nothing more, and can only work with simplistic volume data structures. The best techniques really require hardware specific features. We often need to analyse 4D data and extract sparse but complicated data stuctures, neither of which could benefit form 3D memory models. We use purpose written packages for 3D visualisation.
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