How can I duplicate the array data into a fixed number?

Hello,

I have an array size of 240 data. But to plot that data into the figure I need 1000 data as my another dataset is 1000.

How can I increase my dataset to 1000 from 240 by using the existing dataset?

[Rik]

You have two sets of y values. What x values are you using?

Answer 1

[dpb]

No, you don't have to have the same number of points in both lines to plot them on the same axes.

Use

plot(x1,y1,x2,y2)

or

plot(x1,y1)
hold on
plot(x2,y2)

You could, of course, use interp1 and create more points, but it's totally unnecessary to do so.

[Tania Islam]

But it showing the following error " Vectors must be the same length."

[dpb]

Well, you do have to match the x,y vectors of the same line...do you mean you have an x and y that are disparate sizes? How did you manage that out of curiosity?

>> plot(1:10,rand(1,10),'k-',1:20,randn(1,20),'r-*')

gives

But, yes, the two lines' x and y each have the same length; figured that was a given.

As noted, if really do have an x and a y that are different in size but belong together, then you'll either interpolate the shorter to match the longer or decimate the longer to match the shorter.

But that leads to the question of how do you know which of the longer section belongs to which of the shorter?

We need more explanation of what you really have and how you got it to be able to follow the problem...