Scale plot problem !!
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Hey every1,
I am working on a small set of data to learn how to do it in my actual work !! I created two plots and the second plots I replaced the content of the plot with the content of the first plot and left the first 3 entries out I made it NaN, so the point is now my two plots are actual identical apart from my second plot b is shifted by 3 where I made it NaN.. I want to put both plot on the same graph and scale by some amount so I will be able to see the both the same apart from one is shifted.. I know I need hold on in the plot to plot them both together but I am not sure how to scale it so I will be able to see it??? How can you scale a plot by some amount to bring down a bit ???
Thanks in advance,
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Fangjun Jiang
am 27 Jul. 2011
axis([Xmin Xmax Ymin Ymax]);
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Paulo Silva
am 27 Jul. 2011
No Susan it isn't complicated, the problem is that too many users don't start by reading the basic documentation (me included) and often have to do something hard without the proper basis, MATLAB got the best documentation of any program you can get, all functions are documented and include examples.
Teachers should teach first how to use MATLAB basic functions and only after it ask students to use it for more difficult assignments.
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