How to plot individual concentration vs time plot by group?

My data has 12 individual concentration data, they were divided into three dose groups with four individuals in each group. I want to plot individual concentration vs time plot by different dose group. But the "creat set" function can only separate by different species like concentration in central compartment or concentration in peripheral compartment. How to plot individual concentration vs time plot by dose group?

[Cheliza]

You can plot individual concentration vs time plot by different dose groups by using the 'hold on' command to plot each individual data set separately.

Here's an example code that shows how to plot individual concentration vs time plot by dose group:

% Sample data

dose_group_1 = [1 2 3 4];

dose_group_2 = [5 6 7 8];

dose_group_3 = [9 10 11 12];

time = [0 1 2 3];

% Plot individual concentration vs

time plot for dose group 1

plot(time, dose_group_1(1,:), '-o')

hold on

plot(time, dose_group_1(2,:), '-o')

plot(time, dose_group_1(3,:), '-o')

plot(time, dose_group_1(4,:), '-o')

xlabel('Time (hours)')

ylabel('Concentration')

title('Individual concentration vs time plot for dose group 1')

legend('Individual 1', 'Individual 2', 'Individual 3', 'Individual 4')

% Plot individual concentration vs time plot for dose group 2

figure

plot(time, dose_group_2(1,:), '-o')

hold on

plot(time, dose_group_2(2,:), '-o')

plot(time, dose_group_2(3,:), '-o')

plot(time, dose_group_2(4,:), '-o')

xlabel('Time (hours)')

ylabel('Concentration')

title('Individual concentration vs time plot for dose group 2')

legend('Individual 1', 'Individual 2', 'Individual 3', 'Individual 4')

% Plot individual concentration vs time plot for dose group 3

figure

plot(time, dose_group_3(1,:), '-o')

hold on

plot(time, dose_group_3(2,:), '-o')

plot(time, dose_group_3(3,:), '-o')

plot(time, dose_group_3(4,:), '-o')

xlabel('Time (hours)')

ylabel('Concentration')

title('Individual concentration vs time plot for dose group 3')

legend('Individual 1', 'Individual 2', 'Individual 3', 'Individual 4')

In this example, each dose group is represented by a row in a matrix, with each column corresponding to an individual's data. The 'hold on' command is used to plot each individual's data on the same graph. The 'figure' command is used to create a new figure for each dose group. The 'xlabel', 'ylabel', 'title', and 'legend' commands are used to label the plot and provide a legend for the individual data sets.

Answer 1

[Fulden Buyukozturk]

If you have a column in your dataset with the dose info, you can use this column to slice the data using Visual Channels. Please see the screenshot below. Here the column with dose information is "Dose_nanomole".