How can I set different intervals of y axes limits for the same curve?

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Marcello
Marcello 2014-7-22
回答： li jiaxing 2017-6-27
I have the following set of data:
x=[1:10];
y=[1:8, 90 92];
I want to plot (x,y) in order to highlight both the variability within 0 and 10, and the variability within 85 and 95. I would need to draw two intervals of the y axis on the same plot, such as ylim([0 10]...[85 95]), but it doesn't seem to be possible. Any help?

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Namita Vishnubhotla
You can use the “BreakPlot” function to plot data that span two distinct ranges of your dependent variable. The function allows you to break the y-axis to reflect the different ranges.
Follow this link for a File Exchange article on BreakPlot:
http://blogs.mathworks.com/pick/2008/11/21/breaking-a-plot-to-improve-visualization/#3
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Marcello
Marcello 2014-7-23
Thanks Namita, very useful. But what if I have y=[1:8, 1000 2000]? I would have to set up two different scales for the yaxis. One that goes from 0:10 and another that goes, say, 1000:500:2000, so that the variability between 0 and 10 is still visible...but BreakPlot doesn't let me do that... Do you know a solution for this further issue?

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li jiaxing
li jiaxing 2017-6-27
Did you solve your problem? I have this problem now and I get the figure using Originlab software. But I want to solve it in matlab, can you help me?

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