Plotting two 2D scatter plots as planes in 3D space

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Hello
Probably total newbie question (what I am in matlab), but i've been puzzeling for a while now.
Have been successfully made two plots I need, like:
h1=scatter(x1,y1,s,c,'fill','s'); h2=scatter(x3,y3,s,c,'fill','s');
Also managed to make a 3D space:
axis([min(x1) max(x1) min(t3) max(t3) min(y3) max(y3)]);
So now I would like to put those scatter plots in 3d space as yx and zy planes intersecting in z=-5.
Basically these datasets represent horizontal and vertical measurments in time.
Thank you for the answers.
villu

Accepted Answer

Mike Garrity
Mike Garrity on 18 Apr 2013
You could use scatter3 with zeroes of the correct size for the "other" dimension.

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villu
villu on 2 May 2013
That worked.
Thanks

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