I would like to find the contours, manipulate them, and then plot them.
This plots contours
x = 0:0.1:1; y = 0:0.1:1;
[X,Y] = meshgrid(x,y);
Z = sin(X).*cos(Y);
[con_mat, h] = contour(x, y, Z);
To get the contour information without plotting, can use contourc.
con_mat = contourc(x, y, Z);
However, there appears to be no built-in way to plot this "contour matrix".
Any thoughts?
John

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Darin
Darin 2012년 6월 5일

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Try this: it uses cplot, which you can find on Matlab central.
If you find something more elegant, please let us all know... it MUST be buried in the Matlab library function SOMEWHERE.
function[] = plot_contourmatrix(C);
% plot_countourmatrix - Plots a contour matrix c as returned from contour
%
% plot_contourmatrix(C)
% Rev History:
% 06-04-12 Created
figure(gcf);
holdstate = ishold;
hold on;
i = 1;
while i<=length(C)
lev = C(1,i);
cnt = C(2,i);
cplot(C(1,i+(1:cnt)),C(2,i+(1:cnt)),repmat(lev,1,cnt));
i = i+cnt+1;
end;
if ~holdstate
hold off;
end;
return
test code - execute as cell
figure(1);
[x,y] = meshgrid(-3:.1:3);
z = sinc(hypot(x,y));
[C,h] = contour(x,y,z);
axis equal
figure(2)
plot_contourmatrix(C);
axis equal

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John Mahoney
John Mahoney 2014년 12월 4일
Thanks Darin. I was using something similar, but was checking for integer values in C(2,:). This fails (almost never) when the y value is an integer. Yours does not have this problem.
It would be ideal to have a Matlab function not only for plotting this matrix, but for extracting the points in these contours (would use the same code as above.) as folks often want to process these contours before plotting etc.
Johannes Korsawe
Johannes Korsawe 2015년 1월 26일
Where to find cplot? it is not longer on the FEx ?

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Liviu Ivanescu
Liviu Ivanescu 2018년 8월 18일
편집: Liviu Ivanescu 2018년 8월 18일

1 개 추천

Here is a way to plot contourc data containing several contours of the same value.
cnt = contourc(matrix,[-2 -2]);
szc = size(cnt);
idz = 1;
while idz<szc(2)
izi = cnt(2,idz);
cnt(2,idz) = nan;
idz = idz+izi+1;
end
plot(cnt(1,:),cnt(2,:))

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Nikola Stan
Nikola Stan 2021년 1월 26일
편집: Nikola Stan 2021년 1월 26일
your example was useful to me. I added some code that allows it to keep different isolines separate, which is what I needed:
cnt = contourc(matrix,[-2 -2]);
szc = size(cntr);
idz = 1;
contourNo = 1;
while idz<szc(2)
izi = cntr(2,idz);
cntr(2,idz) = nan;
contourXY{contourNo} = cntr(:,idz+1:idz+izi);
idz = idz+izi+1;
contourNo = contourNo+1;
end
figure()
hold on
for k = 1:contourNo-1
plot(contourXY{k}(1,:), contourXY{k}(2,:));
end
in the first line did you mean "cntr = contourc(matrix,[-2 -2]);"?
i think you forget the "r" in cntr
thanks
Liviu Ivanescu
Liviu Ivanescu 2021년 9월 2일
you are correct

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