I would like to make a waterfall plot in MATLAB using a different x axis for each plot. I want my plot to look like the picture in the answer to this question: waterfall plot using ribbon , but in this exemple, 'xaxis' is the same for each curves . Is it possible to implement a similar procedure but with the ability to have different x axis ?
I know how to do a simple line plot with different axis using plot3 :
% plot (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) respectively at z1=1 and z2=2
plot3(x1, y1, repmat(1,size(x1)))
hold on ; plot3(x2, y2, repmat(2,size(x2)))
but I don't know if that can be adapted to a waterfall plot or, conversely, if using plot3 I can have a result that looks similar to the aforementioned example.
edit: Maybe it was not clear enough: what I would like to do is a weterfall plot, i.e. several (x,z) curves at different y values, but with different x vectors for each curves, like in this example generated with matplotlib (notice that the three curves don't share the same x range nor the same spacing between x values):
As far as I know, the waterfall function of matlab is designed to use the same x vector for each curve, and I don't know how to bypass that (and the question currently marked as an answer does not address this issue).