How to from my vector coordinate to fit my meshgrid matrix?

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Lizan
Lizan 2013 年 10 月 17 日
回答済み: Simon 2013 年 10 月 17 日
Hi,
I created a meshgrid x, y, which is an matrix of (25, 5) in sixe. Then I rearranged this to
r = [ x(:) y (:) ]
with size (125, 1).
For each 125 rows I calculated an intensity.
Now I am trying to plot the intensity as a 2D image, but since the intensity vector is in size (125,1) I am not sure how to do this so the int vector corresponds to my grid x and y.
'surf' and 'image' seems to need a grid.
is there a way to quickly reform my int vector back to fit my matrix version of the grid?
I should probably mention I have cylindrical coordinates.
[r1, phi1] = meshgrid(1:1:5, 0:((2*pi)/48):(2*pi));
gX1 = r1.*cos(phi1);
gY1 = r1.*sin(phi1);
r = [gX1(:) gY1(:)];

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Simon
Simon 2013 年 10 月 17 日
Hi!
Your looking for the "reshape" function to reshape your intensity "I":
Imatrix = reshape(I, 25, 5)

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