You can add spacing in between your groups of bars by specifying an additional input to bar3
indicating the positions at which to place the columns of bars along the y axis. You can also plot additional text in your axes using the function text
:
Z = rand(9, 5); % Some random sample data
[r, c] = size(Z); % Size of Z
Y = [1 2 3 5 6 7 9 10 11]; % The positions of bars along the y axis
C = mat2cell(kron(Z, ones(6, 4)), 6*r, 4.*ones(1, c)).'; %' Color data for Z
hBar = bar3(Y, Z); % Create the bar graph
set(hBar, {'CData'}, C); % Add the color data
set(gca, 'YTickLabel', {'x1' 'x2' 'x3'}); % Modify the y axis tick labels
view(-70, 30); % Change the camera view
colorbar; % Add the color bar
text(-2, 2, 'grid1'); % Add "grid1" text
text(-2, 6, 'grid2'); % Add "grid2" text
text(-2, 10, 'grid3'); % Add "grid3" text
Note that you may have to adjust the x and y values of your text objects to get them to render where you want for the given camera view that you choose.
EDIT:
If you'd also like to display the values above each bar, you can do that by adding the following to the above code:
hText = text(kron((1:c).', ones(r, 1)), ... %' Column of x values
repmat(Y(:), c, 1), ... % Column of y values
Z(:)+0.05, ... % Column of z values
num2str(Z(:)), ... % Text strings
'HorizontalAlignment', 'center'); % Center the strings
It should be pointed out that having this much plotted text gets a little messy, since some of the text will be overlapping or hidden behind the bars. The text is also a bit redundant, since the color of the bars is really meant to show the values.
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