- The region above curve 1
- The region above curve 2
- The region above the curve that is topmost at any x location
- The region below curve 1
- The region below curve 2
- The region below the curve that is bottommost at any x location
- The in-between region where curve 1 is above curve 2
- The in-between region where curve 1 is below curve 2
- The in-between region regardless of which curve is on top.
several shaded areas between temporal series
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Dear,
I am trying to plot several shaded areas with diferent temporal series. I've copied my code and attached my result:
A=xlsread('T.xlsx');
x = A(:,1);
MZ1=A(:,2);
MZ2=A(:,3);
min1=A(:,7);
max1 = A(:,8);
min2=A(:,9);
max2 = A(:,10);
figure
plot(x,MZ1,x, min1, x, max1,x,min2,x,max2,x,MZ2);
fill([x.',fliplr(x.')], [min1.',fliplr(max1.')], 'r')
fill([x.',fliplr(x.')], [min2.',fliplr(max2.')], 'g')
I have 2 problems:
- The code represents just a shaded area (in this case I have two areas.)
- I have two lines, representing the max and min average. They are not represented by my code.
Thanks,
![shadedarea.png](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/143279/shadedarea.png)
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Image Analyst
2018-12-19
编辑:Image Analyst
2018-12-19
Where is the second area?
Exactly what does "the max and min average" mean? What is a "min average"?
In general, if you have two curves, you can have multiple areas
Please tell us what numbers, from the list above, you want shaded, and which color should go with which numbered region.
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Mireia Fontanet
2018-12-20
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Yingjun Zhang
2020-1-19
Try below
fill([x.',fliplr(x.')], [min1.',fliplr(max1.')], 'r')
hold on
fill([x.',fliplr(x.')], [min2.',fliplr(max2.')], 'g')
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