I have x1,y1,z1.... xn,yn,zn.. and at each point I have the resultant value measured by experiment. Now for each plane I want to plot a surface plot. image of scatter3 with gridpoints is attached. scatter3 gives me 3d grid.
if
scatter3(x, y,z,20,resultantvalue);
end

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Jesus Sanchez
Jesus Sanchez 2018년 7월 27일
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did you try "surf" and "mesh". They do exactly that:
surf - Surface plot :This MATLAB function creates a three-dimensional surface plot.
mesh - Mesh plot: This MATLAB function draws a wireframe mesh with color determined by Z, so color is proportional to surface height.
If you want to have all in a 2-D plot, pcolor does the trick
Muhammad Faheem Awan
Muhammad Faheem Awan 2018년 7월 27일
Thankyou Jesus, for your reply. Hope you see the attached figure and hopefully I was good to explain. As the figure shows I have 5 planes and each plane has x, and y points, for which I have corresponding values of intensity. I am not able to interpolate all points by using mesh. I use [X Y] = meshgrid[x y], which converts them into matrix, but then I am not able to interpolate values of intensity for these x and y.
Hmm so you want to represent 5 different "surfaces" in only one figure. Is that right? If that is right, maybe something like:
figure
hold on
for i=1:5
mesh(X,Y,z(i,:))
end
hold off
If this is not what you intended I am sorry I think I do not understand you :(
Muhammad Faheem Awan
Muhammad Faheem Awan 2018년 7월 30일
Thanks, Sanchez, It will probably help.

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Quinten Rensen
Quinten Rensen 2018년 7월 27일

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Maybe the function griddata() does the job?

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