Unequal size of X, Y, Z axis for 3D graph

[simply_ynan]

Hi,

I have different size of array in X, Y and Z axis. What graph should I use best? I tried using 3D surface graph but it consume all my memory.

My data is X = 1 X 41 array

Y = 1 X 32768 array

Z = 41 X 32768 array/matrix

Thanks a lot...

[Samuel_S]

Simply_ynan,

3D Graphs are memory hogs, You can try a couple of these examples:

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-7146

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-8642

And here is a great article on memory management:

http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/3625

I hope this helps 🙂

[Ben]

All of the 3D graphs I know of want the same sized arrays for all three axis since it would not know where to plot a triplect with X and Y defined but Z is not.

Massage your data first.

Ben

[Samuel_S]

That is also correct 🙂

Ben Im not going to lie that is a great song! I have that from the 1996 Rhythm of the Games Olympic Soundtrack 

[Ben]

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@samuel S wrote:

That is also correct 🙂

Ben Im not going to lie that is a great song! I have that from the 1996 Rhythm of the Games Olympic Soundtrack 

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My Mother used to play the Sound Track from the Movie (Peter O'Toole and Sophia Loren) and it left a mark on me but that was nothing until I sat up all night with a case of beer and the movie on VHS so I could rewind and memorize the words.

Don Quiote is what keeps me from pulling a John Galt and the signature is there to remind me.

Ben

[Samuel_S]

I find that to be very true for a lot of things. There are certain songs, words or phrases that really hit home and never really leave us. And Don Quiote (the original) is a great great movie!

"Who is John Galt" 😉 I like Atlas Shrugged