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Matlab’s built-in functionmesh()creates the surface plots on a 3D plane. We can pass the matrix inside themesh()function as a function which we want to plot in the 3D plane. Themesh()function will plot the given matrix along the z-axis using the default value for the x-y coordinate...
MATLAB Online에서 열기 I got the vertices for my 3D surface and its value that need to be contoured. I wonder how to do a surface plot with contour? I found a simple way to do it with a scatter plot, but I don't know how to implement the code to be surface. 테마...
Open in MATLAB Online Here is a simple example of using the surf() command to plot a surface. a = 1:10; b = 1:7; [aa,bb] = meshgrid(a,b); z = aa + bb.^2; surf(aa,bb,z) 0 Comments Sign in to comment. Sign in to answer this question. ...
I am trying to plot the surface determined by the function x = y(y-2) in 3-dimension. It is a plane perpendicular to xy-plane, and the intersection of this plane and xy-plane is a parabola. In MATLAB, usually we use surf(X, Y, Z) to plot a surface in 3-dimension, wh...
value, then NaN will be inserted as the Z value. surf() understands NaN as meaning not to plot that square. But you could put any other fixed value numeric there instead. In particular, in the special case where you want 0 for missing values, you can abbreviate ...
I want a response curve from a hydraulic system, the input parameters that will be varied are pump flow and temperature, and I'd like to plot the pressure response on a 3D surface plot within Amesim. (I know this can easily be plotted in Matlab, Python etc, but in this case it ...
However, you can make the edges in the plot invisible and manually re-plot only the desired lines. This can be done by taking only certain X and Y data points and plotting the corresponding Y-Z data and X-Z data to form new lines.
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MATLAB Online에서 열기 Hi@Matt J, Sometimes I have troubles visualizing the geometry. Can I plot like this? It should look like an inverted cone. x = linspace(-sqrt(2), sqrt(2), 41); y = x; [X, Y] = meshgrid(x, y); ...