How to link markers with lines in for loop

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Mohammed Sadeq 2016-1-14

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评论： harjeet singh 2016-1-16

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When I plot a graph using for loop with Matlab 2015a as below:

The plot look like this:

I want to connect each 'n' with line as follows:

How to do that?

Thanks..

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harjeet singh 2016-1-14

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try to use this code

clear all
close all
clc
X=randint(5,100,[1 1000]);
Y=randint(1,100,[1 1000]);
for n=1:100
    x=[];
    y=[];
    for k=1:5
        x=[x X(k,n)];
        y=[y Y(1,n)];
    end
    figure(1)
    plot(y,x,'-o')
    hold on
    drawnow
end

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Mohammed Sadeq 2016-1-15

I am not sure what you are doing @Stephen, are you here to answer the question or criticize other answers!

@harjeet, Thanks for your answer. I will accept it

harjeet singh 2016-1-16

thanks @mohammed for accepting answer.

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Stephen23 2016-1-14

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编辑：Stephen23 2016-1-14

在 MATLAB Online 中打开

Solution: learn to program MATLAB code without using loops everywhere.

Although beginners think that loops are great for solving all of their problems, in fact MATLAB works best when you learn to perform your operations on all of arrays at once, in particular by writing vectorized code. So you can just pass the plot function your data matrices, and it will plot the columns of that matrix. This is clearly explained in the plot documentation.

>> X = [0.1,0.1,0.2,0.3,0.5;1.1,1.1,1.1,1.2,1.4]';
>> Y = [5,4,3,2,1;4,3,2,1,0]';
>> plot(X,Y,'-o')
>> grid on
>> legend({'one','two'})

See, no loops!

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编辑：Stephen23 2016-1-14

Your data is so huge that plot cannot handle it?

Interesting, because although plot will easily handle many millions of points (I just tried 1e7), it is senseless to attempt to plot so many points:

plotting more points than screen-pixels can show means that any extra points are just a waste of plotting power, and do not show in the final figure.
plotting many different curves results in a figure that is impossible for any human to make sense of.

And both of these will slow down your graphics thread, etc. In general removing loops and replacing these with vectorized code will make code faster, and more expandable to larger array sizes.

What do you imagine that you will see in a figure with millions of points?

How "huge" is your data? Can you please be more specific, i.e. give us a an actual size, and tell us why you need to plot millions of points.

Mohammed Sadeq 2016-1-15

@Stephen, I believe you didn't understand my problem and your last comment prove it. Anyway, thanks for trying..

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