How to merge plots from different scripts

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I have different scripts of different algorithms with each showing plots of single algorithm outputs. I want to plot them in single figure with legends like shown in attachment

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Yevgeny Gayev
Yevgeny Gayev 2023-3-18
As far as I understand, your problem has been associated with the fact that values on the left figure are about 100 times more than those on the right. That's why it is different to compare them.
A typical work arround in such a case is using logarithmical coordinates. So calculate Y=log(OF) for all the curves and plot them, for example, with
plot(t,Y1,t,Y2,t,Y3, ... ,t,Y100,).
Good luck!
Star Strider
Star Strider 2023-3-18
And another option is to use yyaxis.

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2023-3-17

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I do not see the attachment.
However the easiest way mightr be to save the data from each script to .mat files, and then load them into one or the other scripts, or a completely new script, and plot them there.
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Muhammad Aqib
Muhammad Aqib 2023-3-18
I have updated the answer with the required output. Can you now tell me how it can be done
Star Strider
Star Strider 2023-3-18
Just as I first described. Different script result require that you save the data to a file in each script, and then read them in a third script and do the plotting.
Star Strider
Star Strider 2023-3-18
My pleasure!
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