Hi Baibhav Vishal,
I am assuming that the data sets are to be represented in the same axis. In this case you could use color and symbol properties of "gscatter" function:
Example:
Figure;
gscatter(xData,yData,group,'rb','+x')
hold on;
gscatter(xData,yData,group,'yg','o.')
In this example: 'rb' and 'yg' correspond to Red, Blue, Yellow and Green colors for the graphs '+x' and 'o.' correspond to the symbols or markers which will represent the data sets.
More information on "gscatter" function can be found in the documentation link below:
If the data sets are to be represented in different axis on the figure then you can make use of "subplot" function:
Example:
figure;
subplot(2,1,1);
gscatter(xData,yData,group);
subplot(2,1,2);
gscatter(xData,yData,group);
This code will create a figure with axis in tiled positions, and datasets plotted in different axis.
More information on "subplot" function can be found in the documentation link below:
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Sudhanshu Bhatt
