dpb
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Re: Plotting a line with variables from a matrix
Posted:
Feb 18, 2013 1:50 PM
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On 2/18/2013 9:44 AM, dpb wrote:
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> OK, for a straight-ahead solution try the following...
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> V=[1:5];
> A=reshape([10:10:40],2,2)';
> a=zeros(size(A,1),size(A,2),length(V));
> for i=1:length(V)
> a(:,:,i)=inv(V(i).*A);
> end
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> That will leave you w/ a result 3D array from which it selects the
> planes to plot one at a time...if your array sizes are really, really,
> really large you may have memory problems in which case you may need to
> write to file and postprocess them -- but then you may well have numeric
> problems anyways w/ inverse.
OBTW, one way to handle it if sizes are very large other than by keeping
all inverses simultaneously would be to add points to each plot/line
sequentially somewhat like if were doing an animation.
There are examples in enhanced graphics on animation that illustrate the
idea but basically you plot the first x,y points individually to start
the lines then augment the data vector w/ each additional set as you
compute the new inverse.
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