Hello everyone,
I was wondering if it is possible to plot curves over heatmap. It goes something like this:
X = 20:20:1000;
Y = 100:-2:1;
Z = randi(100,50,50);
h = heatmap(X,Y,Z);
hold on
for ii=1:5
curve = ii+1000./X;
plot(X, curve)
end
hold off
I want the curves to be above the heatmap. For example, in the figures below,Capture.PNG
the right figure should be on top of the left figure.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!

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Akira Agata
Akira Agata le 26 Déc 2019

5 votes

How about the following way?
  1. Plot the heatmap
  2. Add axes over the heatmap
  3. Plot lines on the axes
  4. Set the background color of the axes to 'none'
  5. Adjust the axes size to fit to the heatmap
The following is an example.
% Sample data
cdata = [45 60 32; 43 54 76; 32 94 68; 23 95 58];
figure
heatmap(cdata)
colorbar
ax = axes;
plot(ax,magic(4),'LineWidth',2)
ax.Color = 'none';
% Maybe it needs some adjustment, like:
ax.Position(3) = 0.72;
ax.XTick = [];
ax.YTick = [];
untitled.png

3 commentaires

or ohev shalom
or ohev shalom le 26 Déc 2019
Excellent! Thanks!
Another option I've found is to use pcolor instead of heatmap, with the cost of losing the written values inside the map...
Chamila Siyamalapitiya
Chamila Siyamalapitiya le 24 Août 2021
How to apply this concept for subplot? when use ax = axes, it use the whole space, not the subplot space
MJ
MJ le 5 Oct 2022
Same question about subplot...

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Ahmed
Ahmed le 27 Août 2024

0 votes

Use MATLAB's imagesc instead of heatmap

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