Problem with adjusting axis limits in surface plot

Here's the code. I want to show only X values between 0 and 1. Y values between 0.001 and 1000, and adjust the Z automatically.

YS = @(X,Y)  (0.38*X^2-0.31*X-0.02)*log(Y)+2.7287*sin(1.1732*X+1.1613);
%the coefficients are not constant numbers, this is just an example.
fsurf(Z);

xlim ([0 1]);
ylim ([0.001 1000]);

When I first plot the surface, this is how it looks like:

After I double click on the plot, it adjusts the Z automatically to this:

How do you get the second/correct view without interacting with the plot?

Answer 1

[KSSV]

Use zlim as well.

zlim([-3 3])

[Pelajar UM]

Thanks, but that wouldn't work. zlim is actually [-inf inf].

In this particular case, the upper limit is 3.2 and lower one is 1.6. The cofficients in the equation do change and that means the maximum and minimum values of Z also change. I want MATLAB to automatically adjust the zlim.

[KSSV]

I would rather prefer:

x = linspace(0,1) ; 
y = linspace(0,1000) ; 
[X,Y] = meshgrid(x,y) ; 

Z = (0.38*X.^2-0.31*X-0.02).*log(Y)+2.7287*sin(1.1732*X+1.1613);
%the coefficients are not constant numbers, this is just an example.
surf(X,Y,Z);

[Pelajar UM]

Thanks a lot. This works perfectly.