- make an interpolant from the data: F = TriScatteredInterp(r,Z,sigma);
- make a grid of z and r points: [rgrid,Zgrid] = meshgrid(linspace(min(r),max(r)),linspace(min(Z),max(Z)));
- evaluate the interpolant (1) on the grid (2): sigmagrid = F(rgrid,Zgrid);
- use the gridded data to make a plot: contour(rgrid,Zgrid,sigmagrid)
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I'm trying to plot stress contours for a project. Basically I have the coordinates Z (depth) and r (distance from tip) for ever stress field Sigma z and sigma r. I want to plot the contour lines of sigma z with respect to z in the y-axis and r in the x-axis. I've tried the contour command but it requires me to have matrices of 2x2 and I don't know why. If anyone can suggest a method to plot my data or help with the contour command I would really appreciate it.
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Matt Tearle
2011-6-15
What are the dimensions of your variables? It sounds like maybe you have vector data? That is, Z, r, and sigma are all n-by-1. If so, you need to use something like TriScatteredInterp and meshgrid to put everything onto a grid (matrix). Then use contour.
See the documentation for TriScatteredInterp for an example of interpolating vector data onto a grid.
EDIT TO ADD (based on comment below): OK, in that case,
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