How can I plot a smooth curve by using discrete data?

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Liton Pradhan 2020-9-9

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k= [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

x= [0.00744754, 0.0622484, 0.213328, 0.509606, 1]

y= [0.794477, 0.749407, 0.736212, 0.729962, 0.726323]

z= [1.42813, 1.31861, 1.2831, 1.26558, 1.25514]

plot x, y, z w.r.t k

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Hello Liton,

you can use the interp functions to interpolate between your existing data points to smooth them out. To make it look like a curve, use spline interpolations: ex:

figure
knew = [1:0.01:5];
xnew = interp1(k,x,knew,'spline');
plot(k,x,'o',knew,xnew,':.');
title('Spline Interpolation');

Please see this documenation: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/interp1.html

Regards,

Joel

you can call it seperately for each variable for 1d plots, if you need multi-dimensional plots, you can use the same approach, but with a higher order interpolation. Start here for resources on that: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/interpolation.html

Liton Pradhan 2020-9-11