Use of Surf with measured data

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Naftali Herscovici
Naftali Herscovici on 26 Jun 2013
Answered: Image Analyst on 9 Sep 2014
Hello,
I have measured data x,y,z that I can represent it in any format. I see a lot of example of using surf with formulas and such, but I could not find any examples of using surf with measured data. I would like to know how to organize the data in files, so I can use surf correctly.
Thanks

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Yasushi Yamakawa
Yasushi Yamakawa on 9 Sep 2014
Easily Example in interactive command.
you import data.xls to variavle x,y,z.(data.xls is measured data file.) X=reshape(x,15,10) Y=reshape(y,15,10) Z=reshape(z,15,10) surf(X,Y,Z) view(0,90) datacursormode on
you can see figure with measured data.
if you make more coll, use meshgrid command,colorbar and callback function.

Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 9 Sep 2014
I know this is really old but since someone answered, I thought I would too. If the x, y, and z are not on a regular grid, you can use scatteredInterpolant() to create a regular grid from the more or less random locations of the (x,y) coordinates. It will give you z on a regular grid which you can then pass in to surf().

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