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The MATLAB-style three-dimensional plotting commands are:
| mesh (x y, z) | Function File |
Plot a mesh given matrices x and y from meshdom and
a matrix z corresponding to the x and y coordinates of
the mesh. If x and y are vectors then a typical vertex
is (x(j) y(i), z(i,j)). Thus, columns of z
correspond to different x values and rows of z correspond
to different y values.
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| [xx yy] = meshgrid (x, y) | Function File |
| [xx yy] = meshgrid (x) | Function File |
| Given vectors of x and y coordinates return two matrices corresponding to the x and y coordinates of a mesh. The rows of xx are copies of x and the columns of yy are copies of y. |
| meshdom (x y) | Function File |
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Given vectors of x and y coordinates return two matrices
corresponding to the x and y coordinates of the mesh.
Note: this function is provided for compatibility with older versions
of MATLAB. You should use |