linear fit of a semilog graph

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Daniel
Daniel 2014-11-19
评论： Daniel 2014-11-19
Hello,
I have my data as follows with F1, F2, F3, N1, N2 and N3. I want to do a linear fit of my data and plot that. I tried polyfit as seen in my code. But it just plots a horizontal line...? I tried adding my vectors to a Ntot and Ftot as seen.
What should I do? Thank you.
F1=[200 200 200];
N1=[10000 15000 20000];
F2=[300 300 300];
N2=[8000 7000 7500];
F3=[100 100 100];
N3=[120000 140000 80000];
Ftot=[F3 F2 F1];
Ntot=[N3 N2 N1];
figure
semilogx(N1,F1,'o')
hold on
semilogx(N2,F2,'o')
semilogx(N3,F3,'o')
xlabel('N');
ylabel('F');
grid on
P = polyfit(Ntot,Ftot,1);
yfit = P(1)*Ftot+P(2);
plot(Ntot,yfit,'r-.');
xlim([1000 500000])
ylim([0 max(Ftot)+50])
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Torsten
Torsten 2014-11-19
According to your call to polyfit, the next line must read
yfit = P(1)*Ntot+P(2);
instead of
yfit = P(1)*Ftot+P(2);
Best wishes
Torsten.
Star Strider
Star Strider 2014-11-19
The other option, of course, is to use the polyval function.

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Erik
Erik 2014-11-19
编辑：Erik 2014-11-19
You should sort the values in
Ntot
using
[Ntot,i] = sort(Ntot);
and sort
Ftot
accordingly using
Ftot = Ftot(i);
Then you can do the
polyfit(...)
and as Torsten mentions, you should use
yfit = P(1)*Ntot+P(2);
Then plot it using
semilogx(Ntot,yfit,'r-')
although
plot(...)
also works. If you want the semilogarithmic plot to have a straight line, then use
log10(Ntot)
instead of
Ntot
in the line containing the
polyfit(...)
and the line containing
yfit = ...
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Daniel
Daniel 2014-11-19
Thank you. Okey, but now I have a plot like the attached picture.
Can I do so a straight line goes from the data at 300 at the y-axis to the data at 100 on the y-axis?
Is it some way to do an approximation for that?

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