问题
I am trying to plot the shaded uncertainty (upper and lower bounds) along a line. I tried using the fill function but it is including an area larger than I want. I have an upper error (black), lower error (green), and actual data line (red), like so:
How do I get the area between the green and black lines? I tried the following:
fill([date fliplr(date)], [data_Upper fliplr(data_Lower)], 'r');
But the fill function covers both line areas all the way to the bottom of the plot:
How do I fix this to only shade the area between the lower and upper error line bounds?
回答1:
It seems to me that you have used wrong lower bounds data.
Here is a simple MATLAB example for that, you could modify it to include your lines,
x =[1 2 3 4 5];%Both lines share same x value
y1=x+1;%Equation for first line
y2=2*x;%Equation for second line
% plot the line edges
hold on
plot(x, y1, 'LineWidth', 1);
plot(x, y2, 'LineWidth', 1);
% plot the shaded area
fill([x fliplr(x)], [y2 fliplr(y1)], 'r');
The outcome of running this is
Good luck!
回答2:
I think the problem is that your data is arranged in column vectors (i.e. N-by-1) instead of row vectors (i.e. 1-by-N). Your code above assumes row vectors. Try using flipud and vertical concatenation instead:
fill([date; flipud(date)], [data_Upper; flipud(data_Lower)], 'r');
To elaborate, when you pass an N-by-M matrix to most plotting routines, like fill, it will plot one object per column. In this case, I believe you are creating N-by-2 matrices and passing them to fill, when you should be passing either 1-by-2*N or 2*N-by-1 vectors for a single filled object.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46245958/shading-of-area-between-two-lines-not-working-correctly-in-matlab