Plots multiple lines-of-best-fits instead of just one

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Ilan 2023-9-4

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回答： William Rose 2023-9-4

I am trying to make a line-of-best-fit based on input data. It plot the correct line-of-best-fit, but also another extranerous line. I am not sure why this other line is created.

coefficientsv12 = polyfit(transStrain1, longStrain1, 1)
% Create a new x axis with exactly 1000 points (or whatever you want).
xFit12 = linspace(min(transStrain1), max(transStrain1), 1000);
% Get the estimated yFit value for each of those 1000 new x locations.
yFit12 = polyval(coefficientsv12 , xFit12)
plot(transStrain1, longStrain1)
hold on
plot(xFit12, yFit12, 'r')
grid on
xlabel('Transverse Strain')
ylabel('Longitudnial Strain')
title('One-Direction for v12')

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Ilan

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Answer 1

Star Strider 2023-9-4

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The data are missing, so an exact solution is not currently possible.

The additional lilne could be that you are plotting both the data and the fitted curve —

plot(transStrain1, longStrain1)

hold on

plot(xFit12, yFit12, 'r')

With no data and no image of the plot, it is not possible to say for certain.

The only other option I can think of is that the original data need to be sorted by ‘transStrain1’ to be certain that it is monotonically increasing and the others are sorted with respect to it. To do that, either use sortrows or sort with both outputs, and use the second one as the indedx reference to ‘longStrain1’.

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