thank you for your answer but the thing is that I don't want two different plots with different y axis. I already do have the plot as you can see in the figure and I want the red dots that I showed to represent a specific number on the right y axis and as you see, the right ...
Matlab provides a different kind of functionality to the user; the two yyaxis is the one functionality that is provided by Matlab. By using the two yyaxis, we can create the axes on both sides, that is, the left side and right side. Basically in yyaxis left axes are activating from the...
I created two subplots within the same figure, each displaying one of the images with its corresponding colormap and colorbar. We also link the color limits of the colorbars to ensure consistency in color mapping. You can adjust the positions and sizes of colorbars...
https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/hold.html# and a logarithmic scale is applied to the y-axis for better visibility of both plots. Make sure when you visualize both plots together, see how the probability density (PDF) at each point contributes to the cumulative probability (CDF)....
MATLAB Online에서 열기 Hi, I want to overlay an image (in colour) and its gradient (in gray) in a subplot. I am trying to follow the response to this question:Overlay imagesc and contour in subplot with different colour bars ...
I am trying to add together stem plots. I am getting an error on using + to do this. I am unsure how I am meant to add them together as they work individually. I am trying to take Add1 and Add2 and add them in Total, then take the impulse using yimp and plot that result...
Stormy Attaway, in MATLAB (Fifth Edition), 2019 Abstract Advanced plotting techniques continues with more on the plot functions introduced in Chapter 3. Different two-dimensional plot types, such as logarithmic scale plots, pie charts, and histograms are introduced, as is customizing plots using cel...
6.2. Two-Dimensional Plots To draw a 2-D plot in MATLAB, the plot command is used. The syntax is given as follows: plot(x, y) where x is a vector containing the … - Selection from MATLAB® and Its Applications in Engineering: [Based on MATLAB 7.5 (R2
Open in MATLAB Online I am working on a project that calculates the boundary layer thickness and local shear stress coefficient for flow over a flat plate. The program uses a vectorized plate length from 0 to 1 meter, and by default the velocity range is set by the program...
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. By "on the z axis", do you mean you want a plot that looks 3-dimensional?