How to reduce the line of the codes in the code given!

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muhammad choudhry
编辑： DGM 2022-2-6
Hi,
I am plotting 3 sets of data on each graph and plotting 4 different graphs by reading the columns from the csv files. but seems like my code is way too long. I am stuck. Can any one have a go and reduce the amount of lines in my code:
CODE:
files = { 'F:\3-PIV_Experimental_Data\Outlet_110\ABCD_DesignPoint\Profile_Plot\Sheet_D\LSD_DataoverDistance.6vr3i20t.000010.csv'; ...
'F:\3-PIV_Experimental_Data\Outlet_110\ABCD_KickBack\Profile_Plot\Sheet_D\LSD_DataoverDistance.6vs3ia8s.000010.csv'; ...
'F:\3-PIV_Experimental_Data\Outlet_110\ABCD_flushflow\Profile_Plot\Sheet_D\LSD_DataoverDistance.6vs5mz18.000010.csv'};
for i = 1:numel(files)
a = readtable(files{i});
X = a{:,2};
Y = a{:,13};
figure(1)
plot(X,Y,'*');
hold on
%Spacing and griding of the plot
xlim([0 350])
ylim([0 2])
hold on
grid on
end
for i = 1:numel(files)
a = readtable(files{i});
X = a{:,16};
Y = a{:,27};
figure(2)
plot(X,Y,'*');
hold on
%Spacing and griding of the plot
xlim([0 350])
ylim([0 2])
hold on
grid on
end
for i = 1:numel(files)
a = readtable(files{i});
X = a{:,30};
Y = a{:,41};
figure(3)
plot(X,Y,'*');
hold on
%Spacing and griding of the plot
xlim([0 350])
ylim([0 2])
hold on
grid on
end
for i = 1:numel(files)
a = readtable(files{i});
X = a{:,44};
Y = a{:,55};
figure(4)
plot(X,Y,'*');
hold on
%Spacing and griding of the plot
xlim([0 350])
ylim([0 2])
hold on
grid on
end

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Voss 2022-2-6
files = { ...
'F:\3-PIV_Experimental_Data\Outlet_110\ABCD_DesignPoint\Profile_Plot\Sheet_D\LSD_DataoverDistance.6vr3i20t.000010.csv'; ...
'F:\3-PIV_Experimental_Data\Outlet_110\ABCD_KickBack\Profile_Plot\Sheet_D\LSD_DataoverDistance.6vs3ia8s.000010.csv'; ...
'F:\3-PIV_Experimental_Data\Outlet_110\ABCD_flushflow\Profile_Plot\Sheet_D\LSD_DataoverDistance.6vs5mz18.000010.csv'; ...
};
col = [2 13; 16 27; 30 41; 44 55];
for j = 1:size(col,1)
for i = 1:numel(files)
a = readtable(files{i});
X = a{:,col(j,1)};
Y = a{:,col(j,2)};
figure(j)
plot(X,Y,'*');
hold on
end
%Spacing and griding of the plot
xlim([0 350])
ylim([0 2])
grid on
end
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Voss
Voss 2022-2-6
Or, better, since you only need to readtable() each file once (a few more lines though):
files = { ...
'F:\3-PIV_Experimental_Data\Outlet_110\ABCD_DesignPoint\Profile_Plot\Sheet_D\LSD_DataoverDistance.6vr3i20t.000010.csv'; ...
'F:\3-PIV_Experimental_Data\Outlet_110\ABCD_KickBack\Profile_Plot\Sheet_D\LSD_DataoverDistance.6vs3ia8s.000010.csv'; ...
'F:\3-PIV_Experimental_Data\Outlet_110\ABCD_flushflow\Profile_Plot\Sheet_D\LSD_DataoverDistance.6vs5mz18.000010.csv'; ...
};
col = [2 13; 16 27; 30 41; 44 55];
for i = 1:numel(files)
a = readtable(files{i});
for j = 1:size(col,1)
X = a{:,col(j,1)};
Y = a{:,col(j,2)};
figure(j)
plot(X,Y,'*');
hold on
end
end
for j = 1:size(col,1)
%Spacing and griding of the plot
figure(j)
xlim([0 350])
ylim([0 2])
grid on
end

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William Rose
William Rose 2022-2-6
@muhammad choudhry,
You read each of the three files four separate times. Read them in once at the beginning, to tables a1, a2, a3. Keep them in memory. Assuming that you have done that, then you could replace the first for loop with the following (delete the for loop entirely):
figure;
plot(a1{:,2},a1{:,13},'r*',a2{:,2},a2{:,13},'go',a3{:,2},a3{:,13},'b^');
xlim([0 350]), ylim([0 2]), grid on
legend('a1','a2','a3');
Do likewise for the remaining three for loops.

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