figure() ;
for plotId = 1 : 4
subplot(2, 2, plotId) ;
plot(x{plotId}, y{plotId}) ;
end
figure() ;
for plotId = 1 : 4
subplot(2, 2, plotId) ;
plot(x{plotId+4}, y{plotId+4}) ;
end
or in one loop, but it adds some complexity that may not be that useful:
for plotId = 1 : 8
if ~mod(plotId-1, 4)
figure() ;
end
subplot(2, 2, mod(plotId-1, 4)+1) ;
plot(x{plotId}, y{plotId}) ;
end
Finally, if you wanted to define your own axes to avoid all the space left by SUBPLOT and fit your 8 plots in one figure, you could do it as illustrated in my answer here:
