Adding vertical line to graph at certain height
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Hi everyone,
I attached a picture of what I want to achieve - I'm using a script with a loop that creates a plot for each participant in a study and would like to add a vertical line at 4.5 seconds. I did manage to add a vertical line using
x=[4.5,4.5];
y=[-10,0];
plot(x,y)
However the problem is that I need to specify y-values. This is a problem because the y scale can differ vastly between participants (for some it will be 600 - 700, for some 0 - 10). Is there a universal way to add a line that simply starts at the bottom (at the x-axis) and goes up to a certain y-value? Thank you in advance!
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John Navarro
2020-3-29
xline command
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Steven Lord
2019-8-26
I'd use the stem function. First, generate some sample data and plot it. Turn hold on so we can add the stem plot later.
x = 1:10;
y = x.^2;
plot(x, y, '-');
hold on
For the selected stem locations, determine the corresponding y values.
xx = 2:1.75:9;
yy = interp1(x, y, xx);
Plot the stems.
s = stem(xx, yy);
You can adjust various properties of the stems using s. For instance, to make the markers larger magenta squares:
s.Marker = 's';
s.MarkerSize = 12;
s.MarkerFaceColor = 'm';
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