axes problem

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Susan 2011-7-31

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Hi,

I am experiencing difficulties with setting up the axes limit for two plots I want to have in one figure. I can do each independent from the other and it will work so I don't have issue with the actual code functionality, the problem comes when I want to plot them both in one graph. I read the cla, to clear the axes and plot the other one but this one got rid of the old axes completely.. My code is below and I would like to ask for assistant.. I am pretty sure my problem is with the setting up the limits in the axes, because for the estimate function it will not be the same limits as the current data I have it could need to exceed the limits either in the positive or negative side.. !

data = importdata('test.dat');
x = data(:,1);
hold on
X = (x).';
a= min(X);
b=max(X);
line(repmat(X,2,1),repmat([0;1],1,length(X)),'color','r' );
axis([a b 0 40]);
[xi,f]=ksdensity(X)
plot(f,xi)

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Jan 2011-8-1

@Susan: This is your 21th question here. So I suggest to follow the blue "? Markup" link on this page to learn more about using MATLAB Answers.

Walter Roberson 2011-8-1

The << >> markup has to be in a paragraph of its own, nothing else in the paragraph at all.

If you use imageshack the URL you are normally given will end with a slash. If you try to use << >> on that URL, it will not work. You need to display the image in another window, and left-click on the image myself and use "copy image location", and paste that URL in the << >> . Note: if the URL you get is an https:// URL instead of an http:// URL then you cannot use << >> successfully for it.

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