I have two functions (BLOCK1ROWAVG and BLOCK5ROWAVG) that both have standard error values (curve#). The standard error lines will wrap the respective mean functions and I want to fill that area between the standard error, but everytime I try it the fill carries all the way to the x-axis. How do I fix my code? (if needed, you can use a function like y=x and y=x+5 with SEs of +/-1 to illustrate)
curve1 = BLOCK1ROWAVG + BLOCK1SE;
curve2 = BLOCK1ROWAVG - BLOCK1SE;
curve3 = BLOCK5ROWAVG + BLOCK5SE;
curve4 = BLOCK5ROWAVG - BLOCK5SE;
x=transpose(1:8000);
x2=[x,fliplr(x)];
inBetween1=[curve1,fliplr(curve2)];
inBetween2=[curve3,fliplr(curve4)];
%PLOT
hold all
BLOCK1 = plot(BLOCK1ROWAVG, 'r', 'LineWidth', 2);
BLOCK5 = plot(BLOCK5ROWAVG, 'b', 'LineWidth', 2);
plot(curve1,'k','LineWidth', 1);
plot(curve2,'k','LineWidth', 1);
plot(curve3,'k','LineWidth', 1);
plot(curve4,'k','LineWidth', 1);
a=fill(x2,inBetween1,'k');
set(a,'Facealpha',0.1)
b=fill(x2,inBetween2,'k');
set(b,'Facealpha',0.25)
hold off
grid on

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Make sure curve1, curve2, curve3, curve4, and x are all row vectors, not column vectors, in order for this to work. The idea with
inBetween1=[curve1,fliplr(curve2)];
is to make a 1x16000 vector, not an 8000x2 array. Furthermore,
fliplr(curve2)
will not actually flip curve2 if it is a column vector, as it only flips left to right.
James Parkinson
James Parkinson 2020년 3월 28일
So instead of transposing my x, it should be done to the rest of my values?
James Parkinson
James Parkinson 2020년 3월 28일
It worked. Thank you!
Tommy
Tommy 2020년 3월 28일
Awesome no problem!

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