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How do i plot two graphs in the same figure without it telling me that the vectors must be the same length? 1 답변 How do I adjust the y-axis numeration of a plot because it overlaps with the frame. thanks in advance for your help ...
I would like to create a boxplot for C3, C4 using each of the 5 subject data points under the 3 categories in C2 ('Task1', 'Task2', 'Task3') I currently can only either create individual figures for each task or get the plots to overlap each other and not d...
Could you please tell me the same with scatter plot command? That is, to plot multiple scatter plots in one figure? 3 Comments Show 1 older comment MOHAMMAD YASIR ALI on 13 Jul 2017 can I get best fit line from this method? Walter Roberson on 15 Jul 2017 "can I get best fit l...
when i have two plots on same figure, how can i clear only one plot ??Are there 2 axes, or 2 lines in one axes? If you have two axes: uou need the handles of the second axes to clear it with cla.But
% MULTISURF(x,y,z,color) plots multiple surfaces with different colors in % the same figure. The variables x, y and z must be cell array, each element % containing the data to be plotted. The variable color must be a cell % array containing the colors of the surfaces, expressed ...
in the same figure, I use contourf(X_vector, Y_vector, M1) with data1 and then I use contour with different data (contour(X_vector, Y_vector, M2)). If at least one value of M2 is greater than the highest value of the colorbar scale used...
'Plots','training-progress',... 'Verbose', false); %训练 [net,INFO] = trainNetwork(Ptrain_reshape, Ttrain_reshape, lgraph, options); Rerr = INFO.TrainingRMSE; Rlos = INFO.TrainingLoss; figure subplot(211) plot(Rerr) xlabel('迭代次数') ...
'Plots','training-progress',... 'Verbose', false); %训练 [net,INFO] = trainNetwork(Ptrain_reshape, Ttrain_reshape, lgraph, options); Rerr = INFO.TrainingRMSE; Rlos = INFO.TrainingLoss; figure subplot(211) plot(Rerr) xlabel('迭代次数') ...
The problem about continuing on case 4 is there's no 'if' on the 'else' so the AOI(i)==4 is meaningless--I'm somewhat surprised Matlab didn't flag it but didn't look at the code in the editor to see if it did give any warning.