Plot 4D....different contours

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mortain Antonio
mortain Antonio am 7 Nov. 2011
Hello,
I have a set of data with 3 variables and the values of the signal.
All the three variables change in [-2,2] and the output values Y go from 800 to 1400. The values of (x1,x2,x3) are here below written:
0 -1,73205161513813 -1,73210161662818
0 -1,73205161513813 0
0 -1,73205161513813 1,73210161662818
0 0 -1,73210161662818
0 0 0
0 0 1,73210161662818
0 1,73205161513813 -1,73210161662818
0 1,73205161513813 0
0 1,73205161513813 1,73210161662818
1,73210161662818 -1,73205161513813 -1,73210161662818
1,73210161662818 -1,73205161513813 0
1,73210161662818 -1,73205161513813 1,73210161662818
1,73210161662818 0 -1,73210161662818
1,73210161662818 0 0
1,73210161662818 0 1,73210161662818
1,73210161662818 1,73205161513813 -1,73210161662818
1,73210161662818 1,73205161513813 0
1,73210161662818 1,73205161513813 1,73210161662818
-1,73210161662818 -1,73205161513813 -1,73210161662818
-1,73210161662818 -1,73205161513813 0
-1,73210161662818 -1,73205161513813 1,73210161662818
-1,73210161662818 0 -1,73210161662818
-1,73210161662818 0 0
-1,73210161662818 0 1,73210161662818
-1,73210161662818 1,73205161513813 -1,73210161662818
-1,73210161662818 1,73205161513813 0
-1,73210161662818 1,73205161513813 1,73210161662818
%Discretisation
x1fit = min(x1):.1:max(x1);
x2fit = min(x2):.1:max(x2);
x3fit = min(x3):.1:max(x3);
%Create the mesh
[X1FIT,X2FIT,X3FIT] = meshgrid(x1fit,x2fit,x3fit);
%Evaluate the Y at the different locations
b=[898.619500324491 -49.6569643950741 0.957244154182521 -0.474633267533362 0.109261217410249 0.128653191020651
0.109267525885722 0.0654684323159314 0.155519747861591 -0.265812849175710]
YFIT = b(1)+b(2)*X1FIT+b(3)*X2FIT+b(4)*X3FIT+b(5)*(X1FIT.^2-1)+b(6)*X1FIT.*X2FIT+b(7)*(X2FIT.^2-1)+b(8)*X2FIT.*X3FIT+b(9)*(X3FIT.^2-1)+b(10)*X3FIT.*X1FIT;
mesh(X1FIT,X2FIT,X3FIT,YFIT)
% I run the following program, but it gives this problem:
??? CData must be an M-by-N matrix or M-by-N-by-3 array
Error in ==> graph3d.surfaceplot.surfaceplot>localConstructor at 136
h = graph3d.surfaceplot(argin{:});
Error in ==> graph3d.surfaceplot.surfaceplot at 7
h = localConstructor(varargin{:});
Error in ==> mesh at 172
hh = graph3d.surfaceplot(x,y,z,c,'FaceColor',fc,'EdgeColor','flat', ...
Error in ==> RegressioneLineare at 42 mesh(X1FIT,X2FIT,X3FIT,YFIT)
I would like to see the surface (x1,x2,x3) coloured with the Y or contours of Y .... I guess that both tasks should be straightforward, but I am not succeding, please suggest me how to solve this issue.
Thanks a lot Antonio

Akzeptierte Antwort

LY Cao
LY Cao am 7 Nov. 2011
do you mean this:
close all
clear,clc
x=[0 -1.73205161513813 -1.73210161662818
0 -1.73205161513813 0
0 -1.73205161513813 1.73210161662818
0 0 -1.73210161662818
0 0 0
0 0 1.73210161662818
0 1.73205161513813 -1.73210161662818
0 1.73205161513813 0
0 1.73205161513813 1.73210161662818
1.73210161662818 -1.73205161513813 -1.73210161662818
1.73210161662818 -1.73205161513813 0
1.73210161662818 -1.73205161513813 1.73210161662818
1.73210161662818 0 -1.73210161662818
1.73210161662818 0 0
1.73210161662818 0 1.73210161662818
1.73210161662818 1.73205161513813 -1.73210161662818
1.73210161662818 1.73205161513813 0
1.73210161662818 1.73205161513813 1.73210161662818
-1.73210161662818 -1.73205161513813 -1.73210161662818
-1.73210161662818 -1.73205161513813 0
-1.73210161662818 -1.73205161513813 1.73210161662818
-1.73210161662818 0 -1.73210161662818
-1.73210161662818 0 0
-1.73210161662818 0 1.73210161662818
-1.73210161662818 1.73205161513813 -1.73210161662818
-1.73210161662818 1.73205161513813 0
-1.73210161662818 1.73205161513813 1.73210161662818];
%Discretisation
[x1,x2,x3]=deal(x(:,1),x(:,2),x(:,3));
x1fit = min(x1):.1:max(x1);
x2fit = min(x2):.1:max(x2);
x3fit = min(x3):.1:max(x3);
%Create the mesh
[X1FIT,X2FIT] = meshgrid(x1fit,x2fit);
X3FIT=griddata(x1fit,x2fit,x3fit,X1FIT,X2FIT,'v4');
%Evaluate the Y at the different locations
b=[898.619500324491 -49.6569643950741 0.957244154182521 -0.474633267533362 0.109261217410249 0.128653191020651 0.109267525885722 0.0654684323159314 0.155519747861591 -0.265812849175710];
YFIT = b(1)+b(2)*X1FIT+b(3)*X2FIT+b(4)*X3FIT+b(5)*(X1FIT.^2-1)+b(6)*X1FIT.*X2FIT+b(7)*(X2FIT.^2-1)+b(8)*X2FIT.*X3FIT+b(9)*(X3FIT.^2-1)+b(10)*X3FIT.*X1FIT;
surf(X1FIT,X2FIT,X3FIT,YFIT)
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mortain Antonio
mortain Antonio am 7 Nov. 2011
So I had the use the command surf! Thanks a lot!
If I have more than one value of b (hence different YFIT) is it possible to create something like a movie which show how the YFIT change?
Thanks a lot again
Anonio

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