plotting two-vectors on same axis
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Raghavendra Reddy P
am 1 Jun. 2015
Kommentiert: Raghavendra Reddy P
am 1 Jun. 2015
I have vector x contains 33-elements
x = [
1.0000
0.9974
0.9853
0.9793
0.9735
0.9588
0.9560
0.9461
0.9421
0.9385
0.9380
0.9372
0.9343
0.9333
0.9319
0.9306
0.9286
0.9280
0.9969
0.9933
0.9926
0.9920
0.9817
0.9751
0.9718
0.9572
0.9552
0.9462
0.9397
0.9362
0.9321
0.9291
0.9288]
>> t=[1:33];
>> plot(t,x)
gives you a graph, now i have a y vector which contains only 13 elements
y = [
1.0000
0.9974
0.9853
0.9712
0.9588
0.9360
0.9333
0.9295
0.9928
0.9763
0.9483
0.9397
0.9279]
now i wanted to draw graph on existing one such that elements values of y, which are near to x values should come same t-axis points. example:- y(4)=0.9712 is almost equal equal to x(5)=0.9735 at t=5, y(end)=0.9279 is equal to x(end)=0.9288 at t=33... hence i want y(4),y(end) on t=5,t=33.
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Walter Roberson
am 1 Jun. 2015
y(end)=0.9279 is equal to x(end)=0.9288 at t=33
0.9729 is smaller than any x value, and is closest to x(18) which is 0.9280.
y(4)=0.9712 is almost equal equal to x(5)=0.9735 at t=5
0.9712 is closer to x(25) = 0.9718
The descriptive part about "near to x values" leads to this code:
plot(1:length(x),x,'r',interp1(x, 1:length(x), y, 'nearest', 'extrap'),y,'g.-')
which has each y value being drawn at the t value that corresponds to the x value that is closest to the y value.
Your rules about what is near enough do not appear to be well defined.
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