PLOT ARRAY OF SURF PLOTS IN ONE PLOT
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I have mutltiple text files with x, y, and z data attached. This files are named in matrix form according to their location.
I would like to create one surf plot that combine the surf plot of the individual text files. The x, and y data can be continuous row and column numbering but the z data remain the same.
Will appreciate a help. Pls let me know if you need more info.
Thanks in advance.
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Walter Roberson
2022-6-16
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load() each file. Extract column 3. reshape it as 614 x 588 and then transpose it to 588 x 614. Store in a cell array according to the information from the file name.
When they are all loaded, cell2mat to get the overall Z matrix.
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OLUWAFEMI AKINMOLAYAN
2022-6-17
Walter Roberson
2022-6-18
D11 = load('1-1.txt');
D12 = load('1-2.txt');
D21 = load('2-1.txt');
D22 = load('2-2.txt');
C{1,1} = reshape(D11(:,3), 614, []).';
C{1,2} = reshape(D12(:,3), 614, []).';
C{2,1} = reshape(D21(:,3), 614, []).';
C{2,2} = reshape(D22(:,3), 614, []).';
S = cell2mat(C);
surf(S, 'edgecolor', 'none')
Walter Roberson
2022-6-19
In the case where the files might not be exactly the size of the given ones:
D11 = load('1-1.txt'); c11 = max(D11(:,2));
D12 = load('1-2.txt'); c12 = max(D12(:,2));
D21 = load('2-1.txt'); c21 = max(D21(:,2));
D22 = load('2-2.txt'); c22 = max(D22(:,2));
C{1,1} = reshape(D11(:,3), c11, []).';
C{1,2} = reshape(D12(:,3), c12, []).';
C{2,1} = reshape(D21(:,3), c21, []).';
C{2,2} = reshape(D22(:,3), c22, []).';
S = cell2mat(C);
surf(S, 'edgecolor', 'none');
The cell2mat() step will fail if the arrays are not compatible sizes.
If the arrays are not compatible sizes, then you have to define how you want to stitch them together.
OLUWAFEMI AKINMOLAYAN
2022-6-19
编辑：OLUWAFEMI AKINMOLAYAN
2022-6-19
Walter Roberson
2022-6-19
Compatible sizes: the number of columns of {1,1} and {2,1} must be the same as each other. The number of columns of {1,2} and {2,2} must be the same as each other. The sum of the number of rows of {1,1} and {2,1} must be the same as the sum of the number of rows of {1,2} and {2,2} .
That is, each column of the cell array is put together into a single larger column, and then once all of the columns are put together, the results are put side by side, so the total number of rows has to be the same in each case.
If that is not the case, then you need to decide how you want the portions to go together.
For example, should the maximum height of patches in a row be found, and all patches in that row should be placed at the top of an area that tall with the shorter ones being padded with zeros (which might look fine at the bottom but is probably going to look odd in-between.)
Or should the maximum height of patches in a row to be found, and all patches in that row should be centered in an array the height of the tallest one?
You should give a couple of diagrams of what you would like if the sizes are different.
OLUWAFEMI AKINMOLAYAN
2022-6-19
filename11 = 'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1037665/1,1.txt';
filename12 = 'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1037670/1,2.txt';
filename21 = 'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1037675/2,1.txt';
filename22 = 'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1037680/2,2.txt';
D11 = readmatrix(filename11); c11 = max(D11(:,2));
D12 = readmatrix(filename12); c12 = max(D12(:,2));
D21 = readmatrix(filename21); c21 = max(D21(:,2));
D22 = readmatrix(filename22); c22 = max(D22(:,2));
C{1,1} = uint8(reshape(D11(:,3), c11, [])).';
C{1,2} = uint8(reshape(D12(:,3), c12, [])).';
C{2,1} = uint8(reshape(D21(:,3), c21, [])).';
C{2,2} = uint8(reshape(D22(:,3), c22, [])).';
C
rows = cellfun(@(M) size(M,1), C);
cols = cellfun(@(M) size(M,2), C);
targcols = max(cols, [], 1);
targrows = max(rows, [], 2);
colpadleft = cellfun(@(M) [M, zeros(size(M,1),targcols(1)-size(M,2))], C(:,1), 'uniform', 0);
colpadright = cellfun(@(M) [M, zeros(size(M,1),targcols(2)-size(M,2))], C(:,2), 'uniform', 0);
colpad = [colpadleft, colpadright];
colpad
rowpadup = cellfun(@(M) [M; zeros(targrows(1)-size(M,1),size(M,2))], colpad(1,:), 'uniform', 0);
rowpaddown = cellfun(@(M) [M; zeros(targrows(2)-size(M,1),size(M,2))], colpad(2,:), 'uniform', 0);
rowpad = [rowpadup; rowpaddown];
padded = cell2mat(rowpad);
imshow(padded)
The black lines are the places the subsection was padded on the right or bottom.
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