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MatLab Lesson 2

This document provides a MATLAB lesson focused on plotting data, including examples of creating plots with different styles and adding labels, titles, and legends. It demonstrates how to use the 'hold on' function to overlay multiple plots and includes examples of plotting data with confidence bounds and date/time data. The lesson emphasizes the importance of formatting and visualizing data effectively in MATLAB.

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MatLab Lesson 2

This document provides a MATLAB lesson focused on plotting data, including examples of creating plots with different styles and adding labels, titles, and legends. It demonstrates how to use the 'hold on' function to overlay multiple plots and includes examples of plotting data with confidence bounds and date/time data. The lesson emphasizes the importance of formatting and visualizing data effectively in MATLAB.

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MATLAB Lesson 2

%
clc, clearvars
x=linspace(-10,10);
Example y1= (-(x-3).^2) + 10;
y2= (-(x-3).^2) + 15;
a) -10 to 10 y3= (-(x-5).^2) + 10;
figure(1)
plot(x,y1,'*') % using * to display the data points
xlabel('x') % add the name of x label
b)
ylabel('y') % add the name of y label
c) - title('y vs. x ~ Problem A') % add the title
grid on % add the grid in the graph

Answer

-10,10);

y1 - -3).^2) + 10;

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- -

% Add the following to create two plots in the same graph by hold on function

hold on
plot(x,y2,'bv') % use blue triangle to display the y2
legend('Y1', 'Y2') % add the legend of your data set
More examples for Matlab Plot
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Line Plot with Confidence Bounds


l
the t object. e to
.
x = 0:0.2:10;
xlim([0,2]) % change the range of x axis to [0,2] y = besselj(0, x);

xconf = [x x(end:-1:1)] ;
yconf = [y+0.15 y(end:-1:1)-0.15];

figure
p = fill(xconf,yconf,'red');
[Link] = [1 0.8 0.8];
[Link] = 'none';

hold on
plot(x,y,'ro')
hold off

Plot Dates and Times

as

x-, y- z-

the

adsheet or comma-separated value (CSV) file, you can include the date
and time data in your plots.
Plot Date and Time Data

x- y-
The x-
x-

XDates = [datetime(2021,6,1:30) datetime(2021,7,1:31)];


YNumsForXDates = sin(0:0.1:6);
plot(XDates,YNumsForXDates)

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