MATLAB: How you can make a GUI aplication with functions interpn and ndgrid

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Study interpn and ndgrid features a GUI application built for syntax:

VI = interpn (X1, X2, X3, V, Y1, Y2, Y3, method)
[X1, X2, X3] = ndgrid (x1, x2, x3)

AR cere is the graphical interface to find:

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Just create a GUI interface and have the calls to interpn and ndgrid at the appropriate places in the code. interpn and ndgrid do not care whether they are called from code in a GUI callback or called from code invoked from the command line.

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Sergio - if the manirectangle requires the four inputs of x1, y1, x2, and y2 then just call it by passing in these parameters (in the correct order of course)

 function Load_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
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 x2 = handles.X2; 
 y1 = handles.Y1; 
 y2 = handles.Y2;
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Note how I have omitted the run as it isn't necessary.

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The interpn function requires input data on a plaid grid, i.e. as you would produce with meshgrid, or perhaps ndgrid, while griddata (and scatteredInterpolant and TriScatteredInterp) expects input data on irregular grids. GRIDDATA expects the inputs as 1-D vectors. See the help and documentation for the respective functions, there you should find "minimal" illustrating examples to look at.

HTH

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