Cannot add shaded confidence intervals?

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Hello all,
I have a graph with confidence intervals, where I want to make it so that the confidence intervals are shaded between both of them. I have the following code:
% 1) getting confidence intervals
[ci_groups, ci_pre, ci_post]=bootstrapping_function(matrix_mean, matrix_post_mean)
% 2) taking confidence intervals and multipling by size of matrix
ci_lower_pre = ci_pre(1)*ones(size(matrix_mean));
ci_higher_pre = ci_pre(2)*ones(size(matrix_mean));
% 3) making figure
figure;
plot(f_mr,matrix_mean, '-b'); hold on
% 4) fill the area between the confidence intervals
x = [f_mr, fliplr(f_mr)];
y = [matrix_mean + ci_higher_pre, fliplr(matrix_mean - ci_lower_pre)];
fill(x, y, 'r', 'FaceAlpha', 0.5, 'EdgeColor', 'none');
But when I use the code above I get the attached 'example' as my figure, where there is shading outside of the confidence intervals. Do you have any advice?
Thanks a ton

Accepted Answer

Star Strider
Star Strider on 31 Jan 2023
We do not have your data. The fliplr function will not produce the desired result with column data.
I prefer to use the patch function —
f_mr = 1:10;
matrix_mean = rand(size(f_mr));
ci_higher_pre = rand(size(f_mr))/5;
ci_lower_pre = rand(size(f_mr))/5;
x = [f_mr, flip(f_mr)];
y = [matrix_mean + ci_higher_pre, flip(matrix_mean - ci_lower_pre)];
figure
patch(x, y, 'r', 'FaceAlpha', 0.5, 'EdgeColor', 'none') % Row Vectors
f_mr = f_mr(:);
matrix_mean = matrix_mean(:);
ci_higher_pre = ci_higher_pre(:);
ci_lower_pre = ci_lower_pre(:);
x = [f_mr; flip(f_mr)];
y = [matrix_mean + ci_higher_pre; flip(matrix_mean - ci_lower_pre)];
figure
patch(x, y, 'r', 'FaceAlpha', 0.5, 'EdgeColor', 'none') % Column Vectors
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