How to draw an Intensity graph which x/y coordinates do not match the 2D-Matrix indices and do not be equidistant?

[ADELEV]

Hi,

I am trying to draw an intensity graph that do not have equidistant x/y coordinates. These coordinates are not integer and then do not match the indices of the 2D matrix.
I do not want to use a 3D graph because this is not so easy to use for the user as the intensity graph for that purpose.

If somebody know a solution, I will be pleased to heard from.

Thank you in advance.

[peterguy]

Hi,

I think, there is no way to use floating point indices for the 2D-Matrix.
What I would do is to scale the x/y-coordinates.
for example: 0 is element 0,
0.25 is element 1
0.5 is element 2
and so on....
you can scale the X and Y-axis of the graph with the same factor, so that the axes are correct labeld.

I hope this helps..

regards,

Peter Weber
Ni Germany

[Oleg]

Hi,
you can use 3D Parametric Plot to solve your problem. You must tune it to show XY projection of your points, where z coordinate must correspond to some color.
The example is attached.

Good luck.

Oleg Chutko.