someting wrong using interp2
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I would like to interpolate the values of an image I. The pixels of I have a specified position in point_seabed_e and point_seabed_n wich are not regularly spaced. I get: Error using griddedInterpolant Grid arrays must have NDGRID structure. How coul I fix it? Thanks
figure(20)
x=[-20:0.01:20];
y=[0:-0.05:-20];
[Xq,Yq] = meshgrid(x,y);
I=[SSS_ground_left SSS_ground_right];
Tq = interp2(point_seabed_e,point_seabed_n,I,Xq,Yq,'nearest');
surf(Xq,Yq,Tq)
view(2)
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KSSV
2021-7-6
Can you tell us the dimensions of point_seabed_e,point_seabed_n,I ? I suspect the problem is in here.
Share your data.
Valeria Leto
2021-7-6
Valeria Leto
2021-7-6
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Image Analyst
2021-7-6
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You can use scatteredInterpolant instead of griddedInterpolant. I'm attaching a demo.
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Valeria Leto
2021-7-7
Image Analyst
2021-7-8
So how did it work out? If it worked, please "Accept this answer".
Valeria Leto
2021-7-8
Image Analyst
2021-7-8
No. Sounds like it might need the Mapping Toolbox, which I don't have. Do you have that, and is it using that?
An image is an array in memory. It makes no difference where it came from - a PNG file on disk, or created by your program or whatever. Once it's in an array, all that is forgotten and all you need is the array.
Meshgrid can take floating point numbers - they don't have to be pixel coordinates.
Valeria Leto
2021-7-8
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