3d graph showing reconstruction error

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I want to plot 3 axis giving me 3d graph ! One axis is error, second is number of iteration, 3rd is % of missing sample
My Conjugate gradient based algorithm is giving me fully reconstructed sample i put in the signal missing samples.
So assuming this is my example
A= signal with missing sample
P=% of missing samples in A
b=reconstructed signal
n=number of iteration
e=error
so i put in signal with 512 samples with 5% missing samples and it takes 20 iteration with say 0.002 as error...
now i will increase the missing part to 10% and it will obviously take more iteration and error may be increase depending on missing samples.
I want to do it from 5% till 70% missing samples...
Looking for your ideas for input
Cheerr
kk

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Andrew Newell
Andrew Newell 2011-5-13
If I understand your question, you have two input variables, P and n, and a result e = e(P,n). So you create a grid of values for P and n using meshgrid, then calculate e for each pair P(i),n(j). If the resulting error is a smooth function of the inputs, you could plot it using
surf(P,n,e)
or use contour. If it's not so smooth, you might prefer to use imagesc.
EDIT: To clarify, you need a loop something like this:
p = 5:5:70;
n = 20:20:200;
[P,N] = meshgrid(p,n);
e = 0*P; % just an initialization
for i=1:numel(P)
e(i) = simulateAndReturnError(P(i),N(i));
end
surf(P,N,e) % or imagesc(p,n,e)
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Andrew Newell
Andrew Newell 2011-5-14
What you plot depends on how you index errormatrix (which is why I provided the code). You should make sure that errormatrix(i,j) corresponds to P(j) and I(i), e.g., errormatrix(100,2) is for 100 iterations and your second parameter. If it's the other way around, use:
surf(X,Y,errormatrix')
guj
guj 2011-5-15
THanks I am able to plot it but stuck with some thing else now ..posted another question in link on using surf and meshgrid

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