2d Plot with 3 Axes

Hi,

what i have is a Matrix and 2 Vektors. Creating a 3d-Surface works fine. What i'm trying now (for a couple hours by now -.-) is to get a 2d-Plot, where the X-Axis is Vektor1 and the Y-Axis shows the Matrix. The second Vektor needs to be displayed by the usage of multiple lines, (in principle) similar to this:

Please tell me thats possible, i would really want to avoid excel-post-processing.

Thank You

Answer 1

[José-Luis]

axes; hold on;
numL = 10;

for ii = 1:5
    plot3(1:numL,ii.*ones(1,numL),rand(1,numL)); 
end

view(45,25)

Answer 2

[Thorsten]

You question is not entirely clear to me. But in principle you can achieve such a plot quite simple:

y = [1:10; 10:10:100];
x = [1000 6000];
plot(x,y)

If this is not want you want, please be more specific; it may also be helpful to post the data.

[mec123]

Thank you for your reply. For example:

A = [10 20 30];
B = [11 22 33];
M = [1 2 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9]

What i need is a 2D-plot which looks like this:
X-Axis = A
Y-Axis = M
3 colored Lines (1st line for B=11, 2nd Line for B=22, 3rd line for B=33)

[Thorsten]

I cannot imagine how a plot with a matrix as y-axis should look like. And in my understanding a line with a single value like B = 11 is just a horizontal line; but I think that is not what you want.

Can you please generate the plot for the data above with a different program, or post a sketch of how the plot should look like?

[mec123]

I think this gets very close to my concern: LINK. The Y-Axis of these 2D-Charts are a scale from 0 to 80, which fully covers the entries of the matrix. In my major its a quite often used way to illustrate 3 dimensional informations. I hope that helps to get my matter.

edit: link seems not to work, here is it again: http://images.google.de/imgres?imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Fpeltiertech.com%2Fimages%2F2011-09%2F2D-Lines.png&imgrefurl=http%3A%2F%2Fpeltiertech.com%2Fexcel-3d-charts-charts-with-no-value%2F&h=238&w=640&tbnid=3TmTQ3jwe7lMMM%3A&docid=9I5KxZ2cMA4S2M&ei=O5i0V425M4eBgAbU_ZnwDg&tbm=isch&client=firefox-b&iact=rc&uact=3&dur=280&page=1&start=0&ndsp=30&ved=0ahUKEwjNwpy_9sjOAhWHAMAKHdR-Bu4QMwgwKAkwCQ&bih=913&biw=1280

[Thorsten]

Like this?

h = plot(A, M)
legend(h, 'B=11', 'B=12', 'B=13')