storing of values in matlab

lamda=1 N=6% alpha=60 alpha=deg2rad(alpha); d=0.5 Beta=(2*pi/lamda); theta= 0:0.012:2*pi; w=alpha+Beta*d.*cos(theta); AF=1/N*(sin(N*(w./2))./sin(w./2));
figure polar(theta,AF)
***************** I need the values of theta at different values of AF after plotting.

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Andrew Newell
Andrew Newell le 18 Mar 2011
You already have theta and AF. What do you want to do with them?

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Paulo Silva
Paulo Silva le 18 Mar 2011

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change
polar(theta,AF)
to
h=polar(theta,AF)
After that code get the data like this
x=get(h,'Xdata')
y=get(h,'Ydata')
you can plot the data again but without the grid
plot(x,y)

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nitya ...
nitya ... le 18 Mar 2011
can we do any operations on x, y after plotting
Paulo Silva
Paulo Silva le 18 Mar 2011
yes
nitya ...
nitya ... le 18 Mar 2011
how can we catch the values of y at different x values?
nitya ...
nitya ... le 18 Mar 2011
how can we display the value of x at a particular value of y?
Paulo Silva
Paulo Silva le 18 Mar 2011
x(y==value)
If the response is empty matrix than the value you tried doesn't exist on the y vector
nitya ...
nitya ... le 18 Mar 2011
here i want the value of y between 0.7 and 0.8 .
how can i write there?
Paulo Silva
Paulo Silva le 18 Mar 2011
y(y>=0.7 & y<=0.8)
nitya ...
nitya ... le 18 Mar 2011
but it gives all values of x again
Jan
Jan le 18 Mar 2011
As mentioned in your other thread: These basic questions are explained exhautively in the Getting Started sections of the documentation.
nitya ...
nitya ... le 18 Mar 2011
where i found the documentation?
Paulo Silva
Paulo Silva le 18 Mar 2011
Like Jan said you just need to execute:
doc
in the command line, F1 does the same, matlab window menu Help and Product Help
nitya ...
nitya ... le 18 Mar 2011
Thank you very much for your answers.

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