“plot” function for some repetitive X values

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Hi, I would like to use “plot” function for some repetitive X values e.g: 1:10 and again 10:1 but the Y values are differ(in one curve).
I want to show effect of increasing value [1:10] and the decreasing value [10:1] in one figure.*
Could you please let me know what the solution is?
Thanks,
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Deepak Sharma
Deepak Sharma 2021-5-25
编辑:Deepak Sharma 2021-5-25
I need help in below plot, my xaxis values = [0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0]. i want to unfold this graph so that my xaxis must follow the original trend ie 0-->90-->0.

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Lucas García
Lucas García 2011-8-29
I am not sure if I understand correctly.. is this what you are looking for?
myTicks = 1:20;
y = rand(1,length(myTicks));
plot(myTicks,y)
set(gca, 'xTick', myTicks);
% Modifying Tick Labels in X-axis
myTicks(myTicks > 10) = 10:-1:1;
set(gca, 'xTicklabel', myTicks)
----------
Update after comment.
Let X be a matrix with two columns and the values in your comment:
plot(X(:,2))
set(gca, 'xTick', 1:size(X,1))
set(gca, 'xTicklabel','')
h = get(gca, 'XLabel');
set(h,'Units','data');
pos = get(h,'Position');
y = pos(2);
hLabels = zeros(1,size(X,1));
labels = num2str(X(:,1));
for i = 1:size(labels,1)
hLabels(i) = text(i,y,labels(i,:));
end
set(hLabels,'Rotation',45,'HorizontalAlignment','right')
Or you can do:
plot(X(:,2))
set(gca, 'xTick', 1:size(X,1))
set(gca, 'xTicklabel', num2str(X(:,1)))
and use XTICKLABEL_ROTATE to rotate the X-labels.
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Lucas García
Lucas García 2011-8-29
Are you sure you are typing it correctly? Copy and paste this example. It should work fine.
X = rand(10,2);
plot(X(:,2))
set(gca, 'xTick', 1:size(X,1))
set(gca, 'xTicklabel','')
h = get(gca, 'XLabel');
set(h,'Units','data');
pos = get(h,'Position');
y = pos(2);
hLabels = zeros(1,size(X,1));
labels = num2str(X(:,1));
for i = 1:size(labels,1)
hLabels(i) = text(i,y,labels(i,:));
end
set(hLabels,'Rotation',45,'HorizontalAlignment','right')

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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang 2011-8-28
What effect do you want? You can always split them and plot them separately.
x=1:10;
y1=2*x+10;
y2=x.^2;
x=[x x];y=[y1 y2];
plot(x,y)
If you don't like the line from x=10 to x=1, replace the last line with,
plot(x,y,'r*');
To split:
idx1=1:10;
idx2=11:20;
figure;
plot(x(idx1),y(idx1),'r',x(idx2),y(idx2),'b');
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KU
KU 2011-8-29
Thanks for the reply, but it‘s not the proper graph for my work, actually I want to show effect of increasing value [1:10] and the decreasing value [10:1] in one figure. To this aim, the [10:1] values are located after [1:10].
I will be grateful if you give me any solution.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2011-8-29
x = 1:10;
plot(x, y1, x, y2)
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KU
KU 2011-8-29
Thanks, but as I added the above comment, the value are [1:10 10:10] and it is one curve.
P.S. I edited my question as well.

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