MATLAB How to Use Surf() for 3D Plotting in MATLAB?

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The discussion revolves around plotting a 3D function that represents the power of a router in dBm across a square area of a building. The user seeks assistance with using the surf() function and is specifically asking how to arrange the matrices for this purpose. Participants encourage the user to share details about their current matrices and any attempts made, emphasizing the importance of providing specific information to receive effective help beyond just referencing documentation.
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Hello,

i have a function that i need to plot in 3d, it specifically describes the change in the power of a router considering many readings in different places..

so i have the power in dBm against a square space of a building..

if anyone can help me use the surf(), how should i arrange the matrices??
 
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Welcome to PF!

What have you tried so far? What does your matrix (or matrices) look like? Please provide some of these details so that we can help you in ways other than saying "Check the documentation".

Ben
 

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