Plotting a 4-D double with surf

Hello,

I'm currently trying to plot a 4-D object with a surf() function. Specifically, generating three plots by plotting each plane separately. I.E plotting XY,XZ,YZ in an XYZt object. What would the syntax look like for this?

Thanks!

[Walter Roberson]

Is this a hyper cuboid regular grid such that D(J, K, L, M) is at (X(J), Y(K), Z(L), t(M))?

Is it 3 spatial dimensions plus one result dimension t? Or is it four spatial dimensions plus one result dimension whose name you did not happen to mention? For example temperature over X, Y, Z, time?

[Philippe Laffont]

Sorry for the confusion. I'm referring to 3 spatial coordinates with one result dimension.

[Image Analyst]

So is it a volumetric image, like the temperature or pressure at every single cubic millimeter in a room, or the density of tissue in a CT or MRI image? Or do you have t values only at one z height for every (x,y) location, like you have the surface of the earth and have a temperature and height (z location) for every (x,y) location on the surface of the earth?

[Walter Roberson]

Is this a cuboid regular grid such that t(J, K, L) is at coordinates (X(J), Y(K), Z(L))?

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

Looks to me like a case to use slice()