Hi Megha,
To plot specific regions of the curve in different plots (to emphasize certain characteristic features), the following method can be used.
Given that, you have corrected characteristic data, you can use Logical indexing to achieve this.
The Following code gives you an example,
% Sample X vs Y Characteristic [Synthesized Data For Plotting]
x = 1:50;
y = x.^0.5;
% Creating a Specific Case for range 10 to 20
i = x >= 10 & x<20;
y(i) = 20;
% Whole Curve
figure(1);
ax = gca;
plot(x,y); % Plotting Whole
ax.YLim = [0,30];
title('Whole')
% Part 1 Curve
i = x>5 & x < 15; % Selecting Specific Range
B1 = x(i); % Logical Indexing to Select Specific Array
D1 = y(i);
figure(2)
ax = gca;
plot(B1,D1); % Plotting The Specific Array
ax.YLim = [0,30];
title('Part 1')
%Part 2 Curve
i = x>15 & x < 25; % Selecting Specific Range
B2 = x(i); % Logical Indexing to Select Specific Array
D2 = y(i);
f = figure(3);
ax = gca;
p = plot(B2,D2); % Plotting The Specific Array
ax.YLim = [0,30];
title('Part 2')
%Part 3 Curve
i = x>25 ; % Selecting Specific Range
B3 = x(i); % Logical Indexing to Select Specific Array
D3 = y(i);
figure(4);
plot(B3,D3); % Plotting The Specific Array
title('Part 3')
Kiran Felix Robert
