Plotting an array of vectors

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Salvatore Savastano 2020-2-22

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编辑： dpb 2020-2-22

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to display some row of an array that represent a signal compressed after the matched filtering. Each row contains the compressed signal for the azimuth position (y-axis).

I know that with python it is possible and the result is reported below.

Is there a way to do the same with Matlab?

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dpb 2020-2-22

Can't see fig w/o download; attach an image as others.

plot() will draw lines by column of input array; those obviously had fixed offset between each dataset. Do your data have such already? If not, you'll need to introduce such.

Salvatore Savastano 2020-2-22

test1.png

Hi dpb,

I've just attached the image.

I try to be clearer: the two plots represent the a compressed signal and they appear as a sinc-function. I would like to have int the same figure their plot that don't overlap, similarly to the first figure above.

Thank you in advance.

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darova 2020-2-22

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编辑：darova 2020-2-22

Try following

h = get(gca);
% h = get(gca,'children');      % or try this
y = get(h(1),'ydata');
set(h(1),'ydata',y+50)

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dpb 2020-2-22

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编辑：dpb 2020-2-22

Your data are nothing at all like that of the other figures; hence it's not surprising they don't plot similar-looking graphs.

Your data have a range of some 5-10 X 10^4 and a strong peak at one location the only real feature whereas the other data are more-or-less sinusoidal with amplitude of roughly +/-10 about the means. Hence, adding something like 30 or so to each trace separates each in it's entirety. You'd have to add

>> round(max(Y(:,1)),-2)
ans =
   400
>> 

to the second trace to move it to be above the first...and even then, the only thing that will show up on a linear scale will be the peak--

hL=plot(X,Y+[0 400]);

That may be all that is of interest, dunno; we have no idea of the end result wanted/needed. OTOH, if whatever else is in the noise/weeds is of any interest, then instead of adding, you'll need to multiply and use semilogy