Plot a variable against multiple independent variables.

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Sean Waugh
Sean Waugh 2016-4-12
回答： Jon 2016-4-13
I have a data set that has parameters which vary according to different variables, and i would like to plot it against those variables on a single graph. To make it easy, lets say I'm looking at the number of raindrops in a 500 m deep box as I move vertically through the atmosphere.
Now I could plot those counts against pressure, temperature, altitude, etc. (they all change going up). What I would like to do is create a single plot with multiple y axes (one each for temperature, pressure, and altitude) so that you could reference those drop counts against different y values simultaneously.
Problem is, I can't figure out how to get the axes to scale the same. Is there a way to have matlab create a second, or third, or whatever axis using a different y variable?

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Jon
Jon 2016-4-13
http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/creating_plots/plotting-with-two-y-axes.html
Also search plotyy on the file exchange.
If you only need one plot and more than two axes, I find it's faster just to make each plot individually then add the axes manually in Illustrator.

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