How to change colormap based on z axis instead of y?
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m=1;
%for m0=m=1
a=[0.636083933250372 0.212144382452125 0.0546892460944343 0.0811463126813785 0.0632774202126715 0.0562362171623843 0.0259131446756141 0.0354818222871739 0.0298812592457789 0.0257320939228473 0.0280840192189613 0.0154417739176394 0.0219552916746526 0.0195309258046508 0.0177406876770164 0.0170436180598679 0.0159776243553216 0.0151065623747937 0.0141630207464681 0.0120053692458791 0.0132297854767847 0.0105327350990362 0.0113560997799302 0.0110403184785192 0.0107906216617112 0.00965577268290680 0.00914800573096540 0.00939010508156453 0.00863569909353547 0.00811363665437132 0.00739932175763486 0.00782669890779222 0.00738448131419648 0.00719169948703580 0.00701385639284818 0.00596714585373073 0.00681989279886123 0.00639705878220211 0.00618647103207434 0.00600566361516922 0.00583327612646872 0.00223670709257374 0.00324888153217301 0.00177500910550813 0.00518658415713255 0.00488620011906528 0.00494929771417536 0.00474426340312584 0.00493698235122460 0.00484960741930230];
%for m0=0;
b=[0.00189556461205064 0.0456022928580212 0.0230374230583075 0.00465070019848336 0.00554094114694245 0.00215509807136384 0.00871713906558309 0.00387255244663482 0.00399544000350898 0.00435602086998625 0.00176873734569403 0.00501804904823206 0.00155464950684832 0.00164198976972907 0.00165198648715387 0.00157591055956975 0.00147253697899992 0.00152315325257481 0.00153689490345905 0.00200902938283806 0.00122463864364983 0.00192406567959340 0.00139704766840847 0.00131455885641305 0.00118818373143456 0.00135993322760032 0.00139859828103272 0.00115597327565545 0.00123220277279522 0.00126992289153737 0.00146233791862794 0.00117829401295292 0.00121975023758159 0.00119112277691794 0.00113525301230561 0.00138505108495600 0.000999986581559371 0.00107205149342070 0.00106211726981811 0.00102730498740808 0.000999241109613124 0.00135081047086154 0.00146659042839456 0.00118971057264901 0.000968334704691999 0.00101162244435133 0.000934737809385805 0.000959941768795119 0.000836451202409678 0.000829932259152043];
%for m0=2
c=[0.00189556461205064 0.0456022928580212 0.0230374230583075 0.00465070019848336 0.00554094114694245 0.00215509807136384 0.00871713906558309 0.00387255244663482 0.00399544000350898 0.00435602086998625 0.00176873734569403 0.00501804904823206 0.00155464950684832 0.00164198976972907 0.00165198648715387 0.00157591055956975 0.00147253697899992 0.00152315325257481 0.00153689490345905 0.00200902938283806 0.00122463864364983 0.00192406567959340 0.00139704766840847 0.00131455885641305 0.00118818373143456 0.00135993322760032 0.00139859828103272 0.00115597327565545 0.00123220277279522 0.00126992289153737 0.00146233791862794 0.00117829401295292 0.00121975023758159 0.00119112277691794 0.00113525301230561 0.00138505108495600 0.000999986581559371 0.00107205149342070 0.00106211726981811 0.00102730498740808 0.000999241109613124 0.00135081047086154 0.00146659042839456 0.00118971057264901 0.000968334704691999 0.00101162244435133 0.000934737809385805 0.000959941768795119 0.000836451202409678 0.000829932259152043];
y = [0 1 2];
z = [ b; a; c];
bar3(y,z);colorbar ;
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This version assigns a solid color for each bar, based on bar height.
z = randg(1,5,3);
h = bar3(z);
for i = 1:numel(h)
h(i).CData = repelem(z(:,i),6,4);
end
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