Using a for loop to graph values using different colors
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I'm using some distances and I want to plot them. On my plot they should have a different color depending on how far away the are. Right now when I run my code, they're all being displayed with the same color. How can I make my distances different colors depending on their distance?
clear all
close all
data = [3 24 30 26 22 14 15 7 5 9];
t = (1:length(data));
for i = 1:length(data);
if data(data <= 30 & data > 20)
scatter(t,data,'.g');
hold on;
elseif data(data <= 20 & data > 10)
scatter(t,data,'.y');
hold on;
elseif data(data <= 10 & data >= 0)
scatter(t,data,'.r');
hold on;
end
xlabel('time (seconds)')
xlim([0 13])
ylabel('distance(meters)')
ylim([0 35])
title('Distance of Vehicle Over Time')
end
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Turlough Hughes
le 13 Avr 2020
Modifié(e) : Turlough Hughes
le 13 Avr 2020
If you want to use scatter so that the color depends on distance, this is how you do it:
% Data
clear all
close all
data = [3 24 30 26 22 14 15 7 5 9];
t = (1:length(data));
scatter(t,data,[],data,'filled') % < modified code
xlabel('time (seconds)')
xlim([0 13])
ylabel('distance(meters)')
ylim([0 35])
title('Distance of Vehicle Over Time')
If you specifically require 3 colors, you have the option of setting the colormap with just three sets of color triplets as follows:
colormap([1 0 0; 0 1 0; 0 0 1])
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Stephen23
le 14 Avr 2020
+1 good use of MATLAB
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