Dont know how to make a plot using for loop
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so i have to create a plot that relates a set of variables against a time variable, but for that i need a for loop, because it has to go through multiple numbers, but i can code the for loop part.
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Voss
2022년 1월 21일
Can you share the code for time_domain_longRR? Or at least describe the input and output variables' classes and sizes? Where/what is the time variable you want to plot against, and what variables to you want to plot against it?
Soujanya Shimoga Raveendra
2022년 1월 25일
Hello,
Please share any code and relevant data so we can reproduce this issue at our end.
Thanks.
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Benjamin Thompson
2022년 1월 25일
It depends on how your time and data are stored, but you can always use the hold command to sequentially add plots in a for loop:
figure;
for (i = 1:10)
hold on;
plot(t, data(:,i));
hold off;
end
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Soujanya Shimoga Raveendra
2022년 1월 28일
As per my understanding, you wish to plot a set of variables against time axis.
Assuming 't' contains the time data and the gathered data “pNN50_1” is a 1D array, you can directly plot as shown below:
figure
plot(t, pNN50_1);
If “pNN50_1” is set of variables or a 2D array you can use either of the below methods:
figure
hold on
for i=1:length(t)
plot(t,pNN50_1(:,i)); %use plot(t,pNN50_1(i,:)); if data is present in rows
end
hold off
OR
figure
plot(t,pNN50_1); %the plot contains one line for each column in " pNN50_1”
% if data is present in rows, use plot(t,pNN50_1');
Refer to the below documentation for more information on “plot” function.
Hope this helps!
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