how to create one plot with several contours (corner plot)

I have contours created by several matrices.

I need to arrange them in that manner:

How can I do so? (of course I already have the matrices and each contour seperatley )

[KSSV]

REad about subplot, tiledlayout.

[Tal Shavit]

Thank you!

Answer 1

[Adam Danz]

As KSSV recommended, tiledlayout is the way to go.

tcl = tiledlayout(3,3,'TileSpacing','none'); 
tileIdx = [1,4,5,7,8,9];  % row-wise index of tiles
ax = gobjects(size(tileIdx));
for i = 1:numel(tileIdx)
    ax(i) = nexttile(tcl,tileIdx(i)); 
    contour(ax(i), magic(8))
end

% equate axis ranges and turn off tick labels for inner axes
linkaxes(ax)
set(ax(3),'YTickLabel',[],'XTickLabel',[])
set(ax(5:6),'YTickLabel',[])

[Tal Shavit]

I don't really get at what stage do i give it my matrices to contour :D

but that seems like what I need,

can you please elaborate?

thank you so much.

[Adam Danz]

You'll plot the contours within the for-loop (copied below)

I just used filler data in my demo.

for i = 1:numel(tileIdx)
    ax(i) = nexttile(tcl,tileIdx(i)); 
    contour(ax(i), magic(8))  % <----- here
end

[Tal Shavit]

wow it worked, thank you so much.

but if I have different Y axes, how can I seperate them:

[Adam Danz]

What does it mean to separate them? Separate the tiles? See the TileSpacing property.

[Tal Shavit]

I've managed to do the following: (as you have said)

but , as you can see , they have the same axes (I've sorted them that way).

I would like them to share the axes

is it possible?

[Adam Danz]

It looks like you didn't include the lines at the bottom of my answer using linkaxes and the two set commands.

linkaxes will link all of the axes limits and tick. The two set commands will eliminate the axis tick labels in the inner tiles.

[Tal Shavit]

amazing!

I still didn't figure which numbers to exactly give, but im playing with that

thank you so much' you have helped me alot