Matlab figures: print Vector graphic cointaining image data
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Dear all, i need to figure out how to create vectorgraphics in a meaningfol way. for example, this snippet produces a nice vector graphic with a 50x50 image:
function VectorGraphicTest
fig=figure(1);clf;
set(fig,...
'renderer','painter')
k=50;
data =rand(k);
range=1:k;
[xx,yy]=ndgrid(range,range);
zz=zeros(size(xx));
surf(xx,yy,zz,data,'EdgeColor','none')
print('TestVecIMage.pdf','-dpdf')
open('TestVecIMage.pdf')
end
however, tfor larger images (640*1024) the 'painters' flag takes minues to print the figure, and Adobe has a hard time showing the images.
now my question is, how can i still print a decen quality vector graph that looks like
but is a vector plot (the pdf print of that last figure is a bitmap) This is for volume data vizualisation, generated with the following code:
function VectorGraphicTest
fig=figure(1);clf;
set(fig,...
'renderer','opengl')
k=1000;
data =rand(k);
range=1:k;
[xx,yy]=ndgrid(range,range);
zz=zeros(size(xx));1
surf(xx,yy,zz,data,'EdgeColor','none')
hold on
surf(xx,yy,zz+1000,data,'EdgeColor','none')
surf(xx,yy,zz+500,data,'EdgeColor','none')
print('TestVecIMage.pdf','-dpdf')
print('TestVecIMage.png','-dpng')
open('TestVecIMage.pdf')
end
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Jan
am 6 Mär. 2018
Processing 650 thousand patch objects needs time. Creating and interpreting vector graphics with a huge number of elements stored in a PDF is expensive such that buying a faster computer is the best option to accelerate it.
There are better formats for such data. I'd expect e.g. a SVG to be faster, see e.g. https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/7401-scalable-vector-graphics--svg--export-of-figures or print -dsvg in modern Matlab versions. But it is not clear if you do need a PDF file.
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