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2D color or surface plot based on 3 columns of data
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I want to do a 2D plot based on 3 columns of data (X,Y and Z) . X column show positions, y column show speed and z column show emissions. I guess first I should make meshgrid between x and y then show the z values on this 2D plot. I want to have a result like the bottom of this image. So the result will shows emissions as colors on x(position)-y(speed) axis. Can somebody help me about this?
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Thiago Henrique Gomes Lobato
2020-2-2
Ideally you should have a perfect grid and them you can do this kind of plot. In your case, however, you have only scattered values and some grid points are outside your domain, which means that to plot the whole domain you would have to extrapolate the data and even get very wrong results.
A better solution is to interpolate only between the points you have and then plot the result. You can do this by first triangulating the points and the use the trisurf function to do the plot. An example code can be seen below:
A = xlsread('LMS.xlsx');
T = delaunay(A(:,1),A(:,2)); % Triangulation
trisurf(T,A(:,1),A(:,2),A(:,3))
xlabel('x')
ylabel('y')
colorbar
shading interp
view(2)
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