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filling a 1D plot with colours associated to each sample value
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I plotted a 1D signal in Matlab, and then I want to show the value of each specific sample by a district colour. something like what "imagesc" command does for 2D plots. I attached an example of what is in my mind. Any suggestions, please?
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Abdolkarim Mohammadi
am 2 Sep. 2020
Bearbeitet: Abdolkarim Mohammadi
am 2 Sep. 2020
You can use patch() and use your response values for both edges and the color data. You replace your data with SampleX and SampleY.
SampleX = (1220:1250)';
SampleY = rand (numel(SampleX), 1);
PatchX = vertcat (SampleX, flip(SampleX));
PatchY = vertcat (SampleY, zeros(numel(SampleY),1));
ColorData = vertcat (SampleY, flip(SampleY));
patch (PatchY, PatchX, ColorData);
colorbar ();
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