The output of the final function fplot (at, bt), will be Here we define 2 functions ‘at’ and ‘bt’ as follows: This function will plot the 2 functions passed as arguments. The output of our example will be as shown below: For this example, we will take the interval 0 to 3. Here we have taken the same function as in the example above. Let’s understand this clearly with the help of an example: We need to specify the interval as a 2-element vector in the form In the above example, the interval was defaulting, however, if we need the interval of our choice, we can use fplot (f, xinterval). Here we have taken square function as the one which we need to plot. Let’s understand this function with the help of an example: The plot is created over the default interval. This will plot the graph defined by the function y = f(x). Let us now understand all the above-mentioned functions one by one: 1. It is straightforward and easy to visualize a trend in data when it is plotted as compared to just looking at the raw figures. We use a plot function to create a graphical representation of our data. As the name suggests, the purpose of the plot function is to plot the graph of a function in MATLAB. The objective of this article is to have a thorough understanding of plot functions in MATLAB.
MATLAB comprises a number of techniques to perform the above-mentioned uses. Hadoop, Data Science, Statistics & others