Sean, If you're specifying a different intensity for each point, then I assume that you are plotting the data point-by-point and basing the color of each point on your intensity data. With this approach you could just offset the value of the (x,y) coordinates to be slightly away from the actual point, like this:
a = rand(10,10); % Make some data
b = rand(10,10);
c = rand(10,10);
h.fig = figure;
for j = 1:10
for k = 1:10
% Loop through the data and plot each point
h.la(j,k) = line(j,k,'Marker','.','MarkerSize',20,...
'Color',[a(j,k) 1 1]);
h.lb(j,k) = line(j+0.2,k,'Marker','.','MarkerSize',20,...
'Color',[1 b(j,k) 1]);
h.lb(j,k) = line(j-0.2,k,'Marker','.','MarkerSize',20,...
'Color',[1 1 c(j,k)]);
end
end
This will work well for smaller data sets, but it might take quitea bit of time if your a,b,c are 100x100. You'll also probably need to reduce the marker size if you go to a bigger data set.
