Hi Xavier,
I understand that you have 245 results of a variable C, interpolated from 3 independent variables x, y, and z. You want to visualize these interpolated points in a more visually appealing way than a scatter plot. You have tried using the ‘surf’ function, but it did not work as expected. You are looking for alternative ideas or approaches to create a more graphic and visually appealing plot for these points.
You can use a combination of ‘scatter3’ and ‘color’ mapping to visualize the interpolated points with the additional variable. Here's an updated version of the code:
% Create a scatter plot with color mapping for the interpolated points
figure;
scatter3(Ti, Ni, Ai, 100, Mapeado020(:,5), 'filled');
hold on;
% Set the color based on the additional variable
scatter3(Ti, Ni, Ai, 100, Mapeado020(:,6), 'filled');
% Plot the simulation points
scatter3(TcK020, Nc020, Ac020, 'red', 'x');
scatter3(TcK530, Nc530, Ac530, 'blue', 'x');
scatter3(TcK540, Nc540, Ac540, 'green', 'x');
% Set labels and title
xlabel('X');
ylabel('Y');
zlabel('Z');
title('Interpolated Points with Simulation Points');
% Set colormap
colormap('cool');
% Add a colorbar
colorbar;
hold off;
Please refer to the following MATLAB Documentation to know more about ‘scatter3’ function:
Hope the above solution helps you.
