Plot vectors in cell array over for loop

I have the following data structure (a cell array populated with vectors):
sigvecarray = {};
freqarray = {};
% Reading the audio files, getting the signal vector and the corresponding
for k = 1:numel(inputarray) % indices
curr_input = inputarray{k};
[y, Fs] = audioread(curr_input);
sigvecarray{k} = y;
freqarray{k} = Fs;
end
I'm trying to plot them over a for loop by using the following:
for k = 1:numel(sigvecarray)
plot(sigvecarray{k})
end
But I get only the fist vector plotted as my output. What could I be doing wrong here? Is it because the cell array is a row vector? If yes, how do I convert the cell array to a column vector from a row vector?

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figure
hold on
for k = 1:numel(sigvecarray)
plot(sigvecarray{k})
end

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Okay. This seems to be plotting them but on top of each. Should I use subplots then?
Okay. A bit of playing around and the following plotted each of the vectors just fine:
for k = 1:numel(sigvecarray)
figure;
hold on;
plot(sigvecarray{k})
end
Thanks for the pointers.
Yes, you can use subplot if you want it on different plots. You can use subplot in a loop depending on how many plots are there.
k = 5;
for i = 1:k
subplot(k,1,i)
plot(rand(1,10))
end
I had tried out subplots before. They seem to shrink the plots to fit the screen when I do:
for k = 1:numel(sigvecarray)
subplot(length(sigvecarray), 1, k)
plot(sigvecarray{k})
end
Is there a way to decide the size (in pixels for example) of each plot? Say 640x480 or something like that?
Possible you need to set the size of whole figure etc....read the doc.

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hold on
will add new lines on the same axes without deleting old lines.

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Hi Ameer,
I had tried out subplots before. They seem to shrink the plots to fit the screen when I do:
for k = 1:numel(sigvecarray)
subplot(length(sigvecarray), 1, k)
plot(sigvecarray{k})
end
Is there a way to decide the size (in pixels for example) of each plot. The help page you shared didn't seem to have that option.
You need to use the Position property of the axes object to change their size. An alternative might be to use
nexttile(): https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/nexttile.html. Though I am not sure if there is a significant difference.
Thanks. Looks promising. I'll definitely try nexttile().

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