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What is the best and quick way to find the intersections points set of two 3d surfaces?
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Mehdi
2022년 9월 6일
Hi,
I am looking for the easiest best and quick way to find the intersections points of two surfaces in which the points for each curve be reported separately. As an example here there are two surfaces defined in specific domains which have two intersections. I am looking for the points on each one of these two intersection curves in seperated groups. e.g.
Curve 1:
[ x0 y0; x1 y1; x2 y2;...; xn yn]
Curve 2:
[ x0 y0; x1 y1; x2 y2;...; xn yn]
syms x y
f = (x-1)*exp(-y^3-x^2);
g = .5-sqrt(x*exp(-x^2-y^2));
ezsurf(f,[0,2],[-2,2]);
hold on
ezsurf(g,[0,2],[-2,2]);
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Torsten
2022년 9월 6일
f = @(x,y)(x-1).*exp(-y.^3-x.^2);
g = @(x,y) 0.5-sqrt(x.*exp(-x.^2-y.^2));
h = @(x,y) f(x,y)-g(x,y);
fimplicit(h)
Mehdi
2022년 9월 7일
편집: Mehdi
2022년 9월 7일
As I insisted in my question I am looking for a closed method that only reports the points of each curve separately. Your suggested method just plotted the f-g which is useless for me. In Maple there is a plots:-implicitplot command which groups the data of each curve seperately without plotting something. I am looking for similar command in Matlab, if any.
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Matt J
2022년 9월 7일
편집: Matt J
2022년 9월 8일
You can to download this FEX submission,
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/74010-getcontourlinecoordinates?s_tid=srchtitle
f = @(x,y)(x-1).*exp(-y.^3-x.^2);
g = @(x,y) 0.5-sqrt(x.*exp(-x.^2-y.^2));
h = @(x,y) real(f(x,y)-g(x,y));
[X,Y]=deal(linspace(-6,6,1000));
[~,result]=getContourLineCoordinates( contourc(X,Y,h(X,Y'),[0,0]) )
result = 1×2 cell array
{996×2 double} {327×2 double}
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Mehdi
2022년 9월 7일
I mostly do not use @(x,y) in my codes, use syms instead. But here faced error. Do you know how to cope with it?
clear
syms x y
f = (x-1)*exp(-y^3-x^2);
g = .5-sqrt(x*exp(-x^2-y^2));
h = real(f-g);
[X,Y]=deal(linspace(-6,6,1000));
[~,result]=getContourLineCoordinates( contourc(X,Y,h(X,Y'),[0,0]) )
Index in position 1 is invalid. Array indices must be positive integers or logical values.
Error in indexing (line 1075)
R_tilde = builtin('subsref',L_tilde,Idx);
Walter Roberson
2022년 9월 7일
Your x and y are scalar symbolic variables,so your f, g, and h are scalar symbolic formula.
You try to invoke h(X,Y') which is an attempt to index the scalar symbolic formula. You have not defined a symbolic function.
You could define a symbolic function, such as
h(x,y) = real(f-g);
and then your h(X,Y') would be valid in itself. But it would give a symblic result, and contourc() only permits numeric inputs. So you would have to double() the result of calling the symbolic function h
Matt J
2022년 9월 7일
You could also convert to a non-symbolic version of the function, e.g.,
syms x y
f = (x-1)*exp(-y^3-x^2);
g = .5-sqrt(x*exp(-x^2-y^2));
h = real(f-g)
h =
hnum=str2func(vectorize(matlabFunction(h)))
hnum = function_handle with value:
@(x,y)real(exp(-x.^2-y.^3).*(x-1.0))+real(sqrt(x.*exp(-x.^2-y.^2)))-1.0./2.0
Torsten
2022년 9월 7일
Working with real(f-g) might produce (x,y) pairs (with x < 0) that satisfy real(f(x,y)-g(x,y)) = 0, but that are not intersection points of the surfaces.
Choosing a positive search interval for x (e.g. linspace(0,6,1000) ) should be a better solution.
Mehdi
2022년 9월 8일
이동: Matt J
2022년 9월 8일
Thanks for the answers.
I want to put these codes in a loop which changes f sequentially. There are situations where there is not intersection between two surfaces and the program faced error. Is there any way to do if there is no intersection the program returns void ({}) or writes 'No intersection exists' instead of stopping the program?
clc
clear
for i=1:10:50
f = @(x,y)(x-i).*exp(-y.^3-x.^2);
g = @(x,y) 0.5-sqrt(x.*exp(-x.^2-y.^2));
h = @(x,y) real(f(x,y)-g(x,y));
[X,Y]=deal(linspace(-6,6,1000));
[~,result]=getContourLineCoordinates( contourc(X,Y,h(X,Y'),[0,0]) );
A{i}=result;
end
Matt J
2022년 9월 8일
편집: Matt J
2022년 9월 8일
for i=1:10:50
f = @(x,y)(x-i).*exp(-y.^3-x.^2);
g = @(x,y) 0.5-sqrt(x.*exp(-x.^2-y.^2));
h = @(x,y) f(x,y)-g(x,y);
[X,Y]=deal(linspace(-6,6,1000));
Z=h(X,Y');
Z(imag(Z)~=0)=nan;
M=contourc(X,Y,Z,[0,0]);
if isempty(M), continue; end
[~,result]=getContourLineCoordinates( M );
A{i}=result;
end
Mehdi
2022년 9월 8일
편집: Mehdi
2022년 9월 8일
As I pointed out in my question I want to find a way when there is no intersection between surfaces the program returns void ({}) or writes something such as 'No intersection exists'. Your suggested way returns anything ( {} or other thing when there is no iintersection) it just keeps running. I want to get A{7}={} or {NAN}.
Walter Roberson
2022년 9월 8일
if isempty(M)
A{i} = Nan;
else
[~,result]=getContourLineCoordinates( M );
A{i}=result;
end
You should have been able to handle that yourself.
Matt J
2022년 9월 8일
편집: Matt J
2022년 9월 8일
@Mehdi Naturally, I assumed you had preallocated A. Why would I assume otherwise?
A=cell(1,numel(1:10:50)); %Preallocate
for i=1:10:50
f = @(x,y)(x-i).*exp(-y.^3-x.^2);
g = @(x,y) 0.5-sqrt(x.*exp(-x.^2-y.^2));
h = @(x,y) f(x,y)-g(x,y);
[X,Y]=deal(linspace(-6,6,1000));
Z=h(X,Y');
Z(imag(Z)~=0)=nan;
M=contourc(X,Y,Z,[0,0]);
if isempty(M), continue; end
[~,result]=getContourLineCoordinates( M );
A{i}=result;
end
A
A = 1×5 cell array
{1×2 cell} {0×0 double} {0×0 double} {0×0 double} {0×0 double}
Torsten
2022년 9월 8일
Just to see what's going on.
f = @(x,y)(x-1).*exp(-y.^3-x.^2);
g = @(x,y) 0.5-sqrt(x.*exp(-x.^2-y.^2));
h = @(x,y) f(x,y)-g(x,y);
[X,Y]=deal(linspace(-6,6,1000));
Z=h(X,Y');
Z(imag(Z)~=0)=nan;
[~,result]=getContourLineCoordinates( contourc(X,Y,Z,[0,0]) )
result = 1×2 cell array
{996×2 double} {327×2 double}
hold on
plot(result{1}(:,1),result{1}(:,2))
plot(result{2}(:,1),result{2}(:,2))
hold off
function [contourTable, contourArray] = getContourLineCoordinates(cm)
if ishandle(cm)
cm = cm.ContourMatrix;
end
% Set up while loop
cmSize = size(cm,2); % number of columns in ContourMatrix
cmWindow = [0,0]; % [start,end] index of moving window
contourArray = {}; % Store the (x,y) coordinates of each contour line
% Extract coordinates of each contour line
while cmWindow(2) < cmSize
cmWindow(1) = cmWindow(2) + 1;
cmWindow(2) = cmWindow(2) + cm(2,cmWindow(1)) + 1;
contourArray(end+1) = {cm(:,cmWindow(1):cmWindow(2)).'}; %#ok<AGROW>
end
% Separate the level, count, and coordinates.
level = cellfun(@(c)c(1,1),contourArray).';
numCoord = cellfun(@(c)c(1,2),contourArray).';
contourArray = cellfun(@(c)c(2:end,:),contourArray,'UniformOutput',false);
% Sort by level (just in case Matlab doesn't)
[~,sortIdx] = sort(level);
% Create a table with combined coordinates from all levels and grouping variable
levelsRep = cell2mat(arrayfun(@(v,n)repmat(v,n,1),level(sortIdx),numCoord(sortIdx),...
'UniformOutput',false));
group = cell2mat(arrayfun(@(v,n)repmat(v,n,1),(1:numel(level)).',numCoord,...
'UniformOutput',false));
contourTable = array2table([levelsRep, group, vertcat(contourArray{sortIdx})],...
'VariableNames',{'Level','Group','X','Y'});
end
Mehdi
2022년 9월 16일
where is the problem?
clc
clear
syms eta__2 zeta__2
wxy2 =(6*((3*eta__2)/2 - (5*eta__2^3)/2)*((6*zeta__2)/6 - (6*zeta__2^3)/6))/6 - (7*((3*eta__2)/2 - (5*eta__2^3)/2)*((7*zeta__2^2)/7 - 7/7))/6 - (6*((6*zeta__2)/9 ));
wxy3 =wxy2- ((2*eta__2^5)/9);
wxy22= @(zeta__2, eta__2) wxy2;
wxy33= @(zeta__2, eta__2) wxy3;
wxy23 = @(zeta__2, eta__2) real(wxy33(zeta__2, eta__2)-wxy22(zeta__2, eta__2));
Hvs2 = 0;
[XX,YY]=deal(linspace(-6,6,1000));
ZZ=wxy23(XX,YY');
ZZ(imag(ZZ)~=0)=nan;
Cotr=contourc(XX,YY,ZZ,[0,0]);
Error using contourc
Input arguments for contourc must be of type 'double'.
Input arguments for contourc must be of type 'double'.
Torsten
2022년 9월 17일
clc
clear
wxy22= @(zeta__2, eta__2) (6*((3*eta__2)/2 - (5*eta__2.^3)/2)*((6*zeta__2)/6 - (6*zeta__2.^3)/6))/6 - (7*((3*eta__2)/2 - (5*eta__2.^3)/2)*((7*zeta__2.^2)/7 - 7/7))/6 - (6*((6*zeta__2)/9 ));;
wxy33= @(zeta__2, eta__2) wxy22(zeta__2, eta__2)- ((2*eta__2.^5)/9);
wxy23 = @(zeta__2, eta__2) real(wxy33(zeta__2, eta__2)-wxy22(zeta__2, eta__2));
Hvs2 = 0;
[XX,YY]=deal(linspace(-6,6,1000));
ZZ=wxy23(XX,YY');
ZZ(imag(ZZ)~=0)=nan;
Cotr=contourc(XX,YY,ZZ,[0,0]);
Mehdi
2022년 9월 17일
편집: Mehdi
2022년 9월 17일
I still have a problem when the functions are defined through summations( loops ) such as below:
clc
clear
%syms eta__2 zeta__2
wxy2=0;
wxy3=0;
for i=1:3
for j=1:3
wxy2=wxy2+ @(zeta__2, eta__2) legendreP(i, zeta__2)*legendreP(j, eta__2);
wxy3=wxy2+ @(zeta__2, eta__2) ((zeta__2)^3)*legendreP(i, zeta__2)*legendreP(j, eta__2);
end
end
Operator '+' is not supported for operands of type 'function_handle'.
wxy23 = @(zeta__2, eta__2) real(wxy3(zeta__2, eta__2)-wxy2(zeta__2, eta__2));
[XX,YY]=deal(linspace(-0.999,0.999,1000));
ZZ=wxy23(XX,YY');
ZZ(imag(ZZ)~=0)=nan;
Cotr=contourc(XX,YY,ZZ,[0,0]);
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