Plotting a 2D matrix
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I have some data I would like to visualize, only I'm not sure which is the way to go about it. I want to take a 42x72 matrix called "data" of integers and plot:
f(i,j,data(i,j)), where i and j are index's of the data matrix. And data is the name of the matrix which holds the data. Or we can use a and b since this is matlab and we have problems with complex #.
I essentially want a 3D plot or a color plot which could help me visulize where the highest values are in the "data" matrix.
In addition, I have the curve fitting tool box. I wanted to know if some kind of function could be generated to describe the values in the matrix. So: f(i,j) = data(i,j). Can I find a function in mathmatical terms, rather than just having a big matrix, "data", that stores my points.
Thank you
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Sean de Wolski
el 23 de Jun. de 2011
doc surf
doc mesh
doc plot3
to name a few visualization tools. You CAN fit a function to it, will it be a good fit? Not necessarily - that depends on your data/system.
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Sean de Wolski
el 24 de Jun. de 2011
< 1Kb! Is there any option of getting more memory? If you just need to be able to generate points in this _exact_ space you could use a higher order polynomial. But it would be unstable for ANY other application.
Overall, I'd recommend getting more memory...
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