hypervoxel

English

Etymology

From hyper- +‎ voxel.

Noun

hypervoxel (plural hypervoxels)

1. A multidimensional analogue of a voxel
   • 1995, William J. Mitchell, Malcolm McCullough, Digital Design Media‎^[1], page 271:

     Assume, now, that we use one bit per hypervoxel to specify whether points in space are occupied at moments in time.

   • 2008, Peer Stelldinger, Image Digitization and Its Influence on Shape Properties in Finite Dimensions‎^[2], page 46:

     These grids are normally named after the shape of their hypervoxels.