i have a cell array. it has a 12 rows and 1 column. i want to plot the graph for each cell element in the same graph. each cell element should differ in appearance. like circles, triangles and so on.

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What's in each cell of the cell array (size and type)?
What does the graph refers to? Matlab has many graph plotting functions from simple line graphs to bar, chart, etc. graphs.
i want simple line graph. the type is double and the cell elements have n number of rows and single column. so the number of rows will be my x axis

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% make random data
C = cell(5,1) ;
for i =1:5
C{i} = rand(10,1) ;
end
% plot
str = {'.-r','*-k','d-g','^-y','O-b'} ;
figure
hold on
for i = 1:length(C)
plot(C{i},str{i}) ;
end
legend
But my suggestion woul dbe to go by color instead of markers.
% make random data
C = cell(5,1) ;
for i =1:5
C{i} = rand(10,1) ;
end
% plot
figure
hold on
for i = 1:length(C)
plot(C{i}) ;
end
legend

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Error using plot
Error in color/linetype argument
Error in accelerationrate (line 69)
plot(out{i},str{i});
im getting this error
YOu should show your whole code.....and also you should mention what is the error.
i got it thanks

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The simplest way to plot each vector:
figure;
hold on;
hlines = cellfun(@plot, yourcellarray);
This will plot each vector in a different colour (according to the colourorder property of the figure). Matlab does not have an automatic way to cycle between different markers but you can change them afterward:
markers = {'o', '+', '*', '.', 'x', 's', 'd', '^', 'v', '>', '<', 'p'}; %12 different markers
[hlines.Marker] = markers{:};

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im getting the plot but cant see different markers
The lines
markers = {'o', '+', '*', '.', 'x', 's', 'd', '^', 'v', '>', '<', 'p'}; %12 different markers
[hlines.Marker] = markers{:};
will definitively change the markers of the 12 lines to 12 different markers.
yes i did that. but im not getting the markers

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