How to plot in 4_D?

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Preston
Preston 2013-4-4
I have a matrix: A(16,24,336). How can I plot this A matrix in 4D? The A matrix is based off the following matrices: D(16,1), T(1,24), and L(336,1). How can I plot D, T, L with the color representing the A values? Or just how could I plot this data in general? I am very new to Matlab and would appreciate as detailed explanation as possible.

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bym
bym 2013-4-4
look at the documentation for
slice
by typing in the command window
doc slice
also, look at the documentation for
meshgrid
Brady Flinchum
Brady Flinchum 2013-5-21
I think that I have an answer. I have achieved this with the data in a slightly different format
Essentially I had a file that gave me
x0, y0, z0, c0
x0, y1, z0, c1
x0, y2, z0, c2
. . .
. . .
. . .
x1, y0, z0, c_n
x1, y1, z0, c_n+1
. . .
To plot these I use the reshape command:
xq = reshape(x,137,19)
where the 137 is total number between repeats in the x and y, and 19 is the total number of time the pattern repeats, AKA the depth slices.
The reshape command leaves me with 4 137x19 matricies that I called xq, yq, zq, cq. You can then use the surf command to plot your data:
surf(xq,yq,zq,cq)
I hope this helps! I am still trying to figure out how to interpolate my values to a finer mesh.

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