The error is that "the grid vector must be strictly monotonically increasing" I am confused by this, because the vector a1 and b1 is absolutely monotonic. %% plot segment1 int=1; % interval of mesh method='near
The values in both vectors must be strictly monotonic, either increasing or decreasing. Example: [X,Y] = meshgrid(1:30,-10:10) Data Types: single | double V— Sample values matrix Sample values, specified as a real or complex matrix. The size requirements for V depend on the size of ...
Your x-data must be in increasing order, but you have a non-increasing subsequence 179, 193, 158. The solution depends on why your x(i) are not in increasing order, but sort() might be an option. 0 Comments Sign in to comment. ...
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My guess is that you have some values of x that repeat thus it's not strictly monotonic. If you're happy just discarding all but one of the y for the repeating x the following will work: ThemeCopy xi = 0:0.1:length(x); [x, index] = unique(x); %sort and remove duplicates yi ...