Multiple 3D trajectories displayed on same axis
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Robert J Hanna
am 17 Okt. 2021
Kommentiert: Robert J Hanna
am 18 Okt. 2021
Hello,
I'm trying to visualize a 3D flight trajectory of a bird. I've gathered the positional data for multiple flights and am trying to have multiple flight paths visualized on the same axis with their starting and ending point shown as well.
My code is very elementary but I'm not sure why it isn't working? It usually outputs just the first dive instead of the three?
%3D position data
x1 = DdatafiltDive02(:,1);
y1 = DdatafiltDive02(:,2);
z1 = DdatafiltDive02(:,3);
x2 = DdatafiltDive04(:,1);
y2 = DdatafiltDive04(:,2);
z2 = DdatafiltDive04(:,3);
x3 = DdatafiltDive06(:,1);
y3 = DdatafiltDive06(:,2);
z3 = DdatafiltDive06(:,3);
%removing NaN values
x1_2 = rmmissing(x1);
y1_2 = rmmissing(y1);
z1_2 = rmmissing(z1);
x2_2 = rmmissing(x1);
y2_2 = rmmissing(y1);
z2_2 = rmmissing(z1);
x3_2 = rmmissing(x1);
y3_2 = rmmissing(y1);
z3_2 = rmmissing(z1);
%Fig
f4 = figure;
plot3(x1_2,y1_2,z1_2,x2_2,y2_2,z2_2,x3_2,y3_2,z3_2)
hold on
grid on
xlabel('Meters')
ylabel('Meters')
zlabel('Meters')
plot3(x1_2(1,:),y1_2(1,:),z1_2(1,:),'go', 'MarkerSize', 25)
plot3(x1_2(end,:),y1_2(end,:),z1_2(end,:),'ro', 'MarkerSize', 25)
plot3(x2_2,y2_2,z2_2,'*y')
plot3(x2_2(1,:),y2_2(1,:),z2_2(1,:),'go', 'MarkerSize', 25)
plot3(x2_2(end,:),y2_2(end,:),z2_2(end,:),'ro', 'MarkerSize', 25)
plot3(x3_2,y3_2,z3_2,'*b')
plot3(x3_2(1,:),y3_2(1,:),z3_2(1,:),'go', 'MarkerSize', 25)
plot3(x3_2(end,:),y3_2(end,:),z3_2(end,:),'ro', 'MarkerSize', 25)
hold off
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dpb
am 17 Okt. 2021
Attach the data as a .mat file -- nothing seems obvious from the code, although one would expect things to get pretty messy with 3D data, it should still show up.
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Dave B
am 17 Okt. 2021
Bearbeitet: Dave B
am 17 Okt. 2021
There's a typo in your code:
x1_2 = rmmissing(x1);
y1_2 = rmmissing(y1);
z1_2 = rmmissing(z1);
x2_2 = rmmissing(x1);
y2_2 = rmmissing(y1);
z2_2 = rmmissing(z1);
x3_2 = rmmissing(x1);
y3_2 = rmmissing(y1);
z3_2 = rmmissing(z1);
your (x/y/z)2_2 and (x/y/z)3_2 variables are defined based on x1, y1, and z1. So you're just plotting the same thing on top of itself 3 times.
To avoid this kind of problem: Can you think of a way to organize this where you don't label your trajectory number with a number in the variable but instead use an array (maybe a cell array)? Then you can use loops instead of copy/paste (which is prone to this kind of error).
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