How do I stitch these data and get a final plot

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this is my code

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I want to take all the 61*6 X data(1st, 4th,7th...columns) , all 61*6 Y data (2nd, 5th,8th...colums) and all 61*6 Z data(3rd,6th,9th ...columns) stitch all of them and get the final surface plot of X, Y, Z. How do I do this? Can anybody please help sooner.

[Rik]

Please post your code here and attach your data in a mat file. Your text sounds like you have some array with 61 rows and 18 columns. This should be possible in one line of code. What did you try?

Answer 1

[Mathieu NOE]

hello

maybe this ?

clear all

S=readmatrix ('Probe.txt');
T=S(:,[2,3]);

i=0;
  
  for j=0:60:300
    R=[cos(j) -sin(j);sin(j) cos(j)];      %rotation matrix
   
    a(:,i+1:i+2)=T*R;                       %stores value of each x and y in separate columns for every iteration
    %disp(a);
    i=i+2;
  end
  
D=readmatrix ('selfmeas.txt');%load the whole 2DP file

A=D(82:447,:); %extract only the z data            

j=1;
for i=1:366
    
    
    if (i==j)
        
        P(i,1)=A(j,4);
         j=j+61;
    else
        P(i,1)=A(i,2);
    end
   
end
z=reshape(P,[61,6]);        %reshape each clocking data into separate columns
disp(z);


C = [a(:,1:2) z(:,1) a(:,3:4) z(:,2) a(:,5:6) z(:,3) a(:,7:8) z(:,4) a(:,9:10) z(:,5) a(:,11:12) z(:,6)];
disp(C);

% I want to take all the 61*6 X data(1st, 4th,7th...columns) , all 61*6 Y data (2nd, 5th,8th...colums) 
% and all 61*6 Z data(3rd,6th,9th ...columns) stitch all of them and get the final surface plot of X, Y, Z.

x = C(:,1:3:end);
y = C(:,2:3:end);
z = C(:,3:3:end);

x = x(:);
y = y(:);
z = z(:);

%%%%%%

I = scatteredInterpolant(x,y,z,'linear','none');
N = 100;
x = linspace(min(x),max(x),N);
y = linspace(min(y),max(y),N);
[x,y] = meshgrid(x,y);
z = I(x,y);
surf(x,y,z);
colorbar('vert')


    

[Mathieu NOE]

problem solved ?