I want to produce a waterfall plot, sort of like this:
in Julia. The above plot was created in MATLAB with the command:
waterfall(xi, tdata, abs(u1data'))
where xi and tdata was 1d arrays and u1data is a 2d array containing u1 at each xi and t value. Is there a corresponding way of creating such a plot in Julia?
If not, how does one produce a surface plot with just matrices (no function for finding z from x and y)? I’ve tried this:
using PlotlyJS;
PlotlyJS.plot(surface(z=abs.(u1data), x=xi, y=tdata));
and absolutely no plot is generated (nor is an error message or warning message). I’ve issued this command both in the Julia REPL and in Jupyter Lab. I have WebIO installed using the command:
sudo python3 -m pip3 install webio_jupyter_extension
(where Jupyter Lab itself is installed system-wide also).