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I do have a excel file with 3 columns (x y z). I wanna import them to Matlab, and plot a nice surface Plot.i might have to interpolate?
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Rik
2019년 12월 20일
If it is a full grid of x and y, there will be no need for interpollation. Can you share your actual data, or a functional equivalent?
Verena Salan
2019년 12월 20일
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Rik
2019년 12월 20일
No interpollation required, just a conversion to a 2D matrix. You can adapt the syntax of accumarray if you do have any missing values (by default it will fill with 0).
num=xlsread('test1.xlsx');
x=num(:,1);
y=num(:,2);
P=num(:,3);
%find the unique x and y values and use them as indices to fill the Z
[X,~,x_]=unique(x);
[Y,~,y_]=unique(y);
Z=accumarray([x_,y_],P);
[X,Y]=ndgrid(X,Y);
surf(X,Y,Z)
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Verena Salan
2019년 12월 20일
Verena Salan
2019년 12월 20일
Rik
2019년 12월 20일
The reshape method has the downside that you need to be sure about the orientation of your data. It will also fundamentally break if you don't have a complete grid.
Also note that surf will handle non-uniform spacing of values, it just needs a full grid (which is allowed to contain NaN values).
As to the question of how to get the volume: figure out a way to set the other hill to 0 and then use a 2D integration to find the volume.
Verena Salan
2020년 1월 2일
Rik
2020년 1월 2일
What have you tried?
Verena Salan
2020년 1월 6일
Rik
2020년 1월 6일
What have you tried so far?
Verena Salan
2020년 1월 6일
Rik
2020년 1월 6일
On a conceptual level, what would you do? If you needed to do it on paper, what would your approach be?
ME
2019년 12월 20일
0 개 추천
I think you are correct about the need to interpolate. You could try having a read of the link below - that should give you some good pointers.
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