I have two sets of data vectors X, Y, Z and X2, Y2, Z2
I currently plot them using trisurf on different graphs. Can I plot them on the same graph even if X Y and X2 Y2 are different. Can I subtract the surface plots?
I have two sets of data vectors X, Y, Z and X2, Y2, Z2
I currently plot them using trisurf on different graphs. Can I plot them on the same graph even if X Y and X2 Y2 are different. Can I subtract the surface plots?
Yes, you can plot 2 trisurfs on the same plot. Just use hold on
after the first call, and hold off
at the end.
To substract one trisurf plot from another I think you need to interpolate one set of X/Y coordinates to another. Try to use INTERP2 for this:
Z2i = interp2(X2,Y2,Z2,X,Y);
tri = delaunay(X,Y);
trisurf(X,Y,Z) % first plot
hold on
trisurf(X2,Y2,Z2) % second plot
trisurf(X,Y,Z2-Z2i) % difference
hold off
Hope it should work if your x and y data in both sets are in the same region.
EDIT: Use INTERP2 for X and Y generated by meshgrid. For vectors and how to use TriScatteredInterp see other SO question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1672176/how-do-i-generate-a-3-d-surface-from-isolines