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From: Lin Tang on 31 Aug 2005 19:57 Most of 3D plots (plot3, mesh, surf, etc) functions are actually 2D matrix plot. For example, to plot[1,2,3; 4,5,6;7,8,9], we use x and y cordinates, and the value from matrix are z values. But if I do have 3D matrix instead, and they are not equal size in 3 dimensions(actually the matrix size is 70*120*149). How could I plot it out? Thank you so much. Please reply to my email box: ltang(a)ou.edu Thanks again!!!!!!!
From: Tim on 2 Sep 2005 11:08 do you mean volume data? try: help volvec and if needs be (meshgrid/interp3) to mush your data into the right shape Lin Tang wrote: > > > Most of 3D plots (plot3, mesh, surf, etc) functions are actually 2D > matrix plot. For example, to plot[1,2,3; 4,5,6;7,8,9], we use x and > y > cordinates, and the value from matrix are z values. But if I do > have > 3D matrix instead, and they are not equal size in 3 > dimensions(actually the matrix size is 70*120*149). How could I > plot > it out? > > Thank you so much. Please reply to my email box: ltang(a)ou.edu > > Thanks again!!!!!!!
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