Place two 3d plots in the same grid so they can be compared

Kmatc0 is: 501 x 15

Kmatc1 is: 501 x 15

vc0_cp1 is: 501 x 15

figure(1)

cs1 = mesh(log(Kmatc0),log(Zmatc0),vc0_cp1)

hold on

cs1

cs2 = mesh(log(Kmatc0),log(Zmatc0),vc0_cp0)

hold off

When I run this it does not give me two, but only one of them.

I would like them both to appear in only one grid.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Best

Answer 1

[Luca Ferro]

Supposing that the mesh function is called properly, the syntax seems alright, have you though that they may be coincident?

log(Kmatc0),log(Zmatc0) are the same for both meshes and since you didn't share any actual values it's impossible to tell if vc0_cp1 and vc0_cp0 are the same as well.

Try coloring them differently:

cs1 = mesh(log(Kmatc0),log(Zmatc0),vc0_cp1,'EdgeColor',[1 0 0]) %red

hold on

cs2 = mesh(log(Kmatc0),log(Zmatc0),vc0_cp0,'EdgeColor',[0 0 1]) %blue

Note: if you only see the latter mesh (blue) they are coincident

[Luca Ferro]

did this help you out?

[stefano lazzeri]

Luca, thank you for your help! That is exactly what I needed, since both value functions were ver close but not equal.