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plot multiple graphs in same plot alligned

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Hi everybody, I am creating multiple plots within a for loop but what I would like instead is to have just one plot with multiple lines (one created by each iteration of the for loop). Those plots share the same values for the x axis but different ranges for the y, so it would be really convenient to have them alligned on the same "line", given that I don't care about the absolute values on the y axis. Any suggestions is much appreciated!
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Salvatore Lacava
Salvatore Lacava 2018-7-9
The first one that you say: varying the same amount but btw different numbers
@Adam: the way how I usually do this is by using hold on. The problem is this does not work here, because the way how I produce the plot is by using a function in the loop. This is roughly how I do it:
for i = 1:10
hold on
function_to_plot(A(i)) %where A is a vector
end
But this produces multiple plots, not one plot
Adam
Adam 2018-7-9
You should always give an explicit axes handle to all plotting instructions, e.g.
hold( hAxes, 'on' );
plot( hAxes, xData, yData,... );
etc. Then if you want things on the same axes that is where they will appear.

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dpb
dpb 2018-7-9
Then standardize the y data before plotting each line in a consistent fashion -- one way would be as Answer_327905 Another alternative might be to use the z-score of
z=(x-mu)/sigma
Many other choices possible depending upon just what the data represent as to what might make most sense.

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