Re: Multiple plots

[Søren Hauberg]

I don't quite understand your problem. You can use the 'hold' command to 
plot several plots on one figure. The code for this looks something like 
this:

figure
hold on
for N = 10: 10: 40
  plot(f(N), Y)
endfor
hold off

or you can put all your data in a matrix and then plot that matrix. This 
would look something like this

N = 10: 10: 40;
data = zeros(length(X), length(N));
for i = 1:length(N)
  data(:, i) = f(N(i));
endfor
plot(data)

I haven't tested any of the above code, but something similar to the two 
examples should work for you.

Søren


asha g skrev:
> Could someone tell me what the command is for multiple
> plots. Basically I have N = 10: 10: 40 
>
> I am plotting a fn X vs Y for the various values of N
> and  would like them to be in the same plot ideally
> but I get an error message for that as X = f(N).
> So I would like to plot it in subplots.
>
> I tried mplot(X,Y) but I get an error message :
> 'mplot' undefined.
>
> thanks
> Asha 
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