Is there a way to put a marker on all of the points where y=0 on a plot?

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I have a plot and would like to highlight/mark the points where y=0. Is there anyway to do this without knowing the x-value? Also is there anyway to label these points with the x and y value on the plot?
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2020-2-16
Note that the above will only work for y values that are exactly 0. Depending on your needs, you might want to test for "near" zero, such as
idx = abs(y) < 1e-6;
But it is also common to have a vector of x and y values where lines joined between them cross y = 0 somewhere rather than very close to an associated x value. In such cases, you may have to interpolate to figure out where the zero is (if all you have is data) or you may need to fzero() to find the zero (if you have a function).

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Sindar
Sindar 2020-2-16
Assuming you have access to the data (x,y) which generated the plot:
% generate sample x,y
x=1:1000;
% generate 1000 random integers between -5 and 5
y=randi([-5,5],1000)
% plot the data as a black line
plot(x,y,'k')
% find indices where y is 0
idx = (y==0);
% add to the existing plot, with red asterisks where y is zero
hold on
myplot = plot(x(idx),y(idx),'*r')
% with Matlab 2019b, you can programmatically label these points
for ind=idx
datatip(myplot,x(ind),y(ind))
end

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