PLOT A SURFACE IN WHICH Z IS INDEPENDENT FROM X AND Y
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Hi guys!
I am trying to plot a surf in which x, y and z are independent from each other but it´s not working.
I initially created a meshgrid for x and y and then when i plot the z, it comes back as an error because of the dimension of the vector z..
then i tried to meshgrid all of the variables and it came back wrong again..
Can anyone help or give me an example of a plot in which z is independent from x and y?
Thanks in advance!
Inês
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John D'Errico
on 4 Sep 2015
Edited: John D'Errico
on 4 Sep 2015
What do you mean by independent? Sorry, but this is not a term that has any standard meaning as you have used it so far. If you make up terminology, then expect to get few answers. So since statistical independence is not relevant in the context of plotting variables, you need to give a clear explanation.
I will hazard a guess, that MOST of the time when people say they have these problems, they actually have a set of scattered (x,y,z) triads, which they wish to connect into a surface of some ilk.
Mike Garrity
on 4 Sep 2015
There's a thread going over here about figuring out what type of surface you have and how to plot it. Perhaps that could get you rolling.
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