- scatter(x, y)
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Scatter plot error: not enough input arguments
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Hi all,
I am trying to create a scatter plot and I get the error:
Error using scatter Not enough input arguments.
I don’t know what other import arguments would be necessary here as there is an x and y. My code is as follows:
euler = 2.71828 ;
sigma = std(OL_All.EquivDiameter) ; % std(files.ESD) % standard deviation
mu = mean(OL_All.EquivDiameter) ; % mean(files.ESD) % mean
ESD_values = OL_All.EquivDiameter ; % files.ESD
sigma_sqrt2pi = sqrt(2 .* pi).^2 ;
ESD_mu_squared = (ESD_values - mu).^2 ;
sigma_squared_two = (2 .* sigma).^2 ;
f_of_x = table((1 / sigma_sqrt2pi) .* euler.^(-(ESD_mu_squared / sigma_squared_two))) ;
scatter(OL_All.EquivDiameter, f_of_x)
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Walter Roberson
2025-4-12
编辑:Walter Roberson
2025-4-14
f_of_x = table((1 / sigma_sqrt2pi) .* euler.^(-(ESD_mu_squared / sigma_squared_two))) ;
scatter(OL_All.EquivDiameter, f_of_x)
The permitted basic syntaxes for scatter are
You are not using either of those. You are using scatter(x, TableVariable)
Meanwhile, your table only has one variable, so you cannot specify it for scatter purposes.
What you can do is
scatter(OL_All.EquivDiameter, f_of_x.Var1)
However, I do not see much of a reason to put f_of_x into a table in the first place. I think you should just do
f_of_x = ((1 / sigma_sqrt2pi) .* euler.^(-(ESD_mu_squared / sigma_squared_two))) ;
scatter(OL_All.EquivDiameter, f_of_x)
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