Help to plot a graph using the data file

I have the data filefor the velocity, for which i need aplot a graph.

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

Perhaps something like this --

writematrix([0:10; sin(2*pi*(0:10)/20)].','Your_Data.csv')       % Create File

Data = readmatrix('Your_Data.csv')                              % Read File

Data = 11×2

0 0 1.0000 0.3090 2.0000 0.5878 3.0000 0.8090 4.0000 0.9511 5.0000 1.0000 6.0000 0.9511 7.0000 0.8090 8.0000 0.5878 9.0000 0.3090 10.0000 0.0000

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Time = Data(:,1);
Velocity = Data(:,2);

figure
plot(Time, Velocity)
grid
axis('padded')
xlabel('Time')
ylabel('Veolcity')
title('Data')

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[Ruthra]

Thanks for your answer, but i need my plot as the image attachd below, i have data txt for u velocity and v velocity separately, from that how can i plot as the below graph

[Star Strider]

That should be relatively straightforward.

If you upload your data (use the 'paperclip' icon in the top toolbar and follow the directions), I will see if I can reproduce those plots. The file should have the data for 'X', 'Y', 'U', and 'V', clearly labelled for various values of 'AR'.

[Ruthra]

Thankyou, i have the separate datas for different AR, im not getting about the X, Y concept.And can you explain further about the 'paperclip'.

[Sam Chak]

Hi @Ruthra, Click this little button on the toolbar to attach the data file.

[Sam Chak]

Hi @Ruthra

The labels on the axes of both figures indicate that you should have the data for the groups {U, Y} and {X, V}, where each is associated with data pairs for four values of AR = {0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8}.

[Star Strider]

@Sam Chak - Thank you!

@Ruthra -- Please upload all the files. If they do not have one of the 'approved' extensions (or have some other problems), use the zip function to create a .zip file contaaining all of them, then upload that.

[Ruthra]

the above two files are for AR=0.4

[Ruthra]

these are for AR=0.2

[Ruthra]

these are for 0.6

[Torsten]

I guess you refer to the 3rd column for the velocities in the attached .txt files. But where are the corresponding X and Y values ? And what do the first two columns mean ?

[Star Strider]

I finally came up with a way to separate the files. It is not as straightforward as simply loading them and plotting them if they were originally given different names, however it distinguishes them and then plots them.

These appear similar to what you want, however I am not certain exactly what that is. (The resulting matrices are size (51x51) so I randomly chose the approximate centre of each (row/column 26) and plotted them. Yopu can set 'row_col' to be a vector (for exaample row_col = [1 26 51]) to plot multiple values from each matrix.

I have no idea what the 'AR' values are or how they relate to these matrices, so I just referred to the individual curves by the file names (that I assigned to them).

Try something like this --

filesc = {'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844326/uvelo-vor.txt'; 'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844327/vvelo-vor.txt'; 'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844328/uvelo-vor.txt'; 'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844329/vvelo-vor.txt'; 'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844330/uvelo-vor.txt'; 'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844331/vvelo-vor.txt'}

filesc = 6×1 cell array
    {'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844326/uvelo-vor.txt'}
    {'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844327/vvelo-vor.txt'}
    {'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844328/uvelo-vor.txt'}
    {'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844329/vvelo-vor.txt'}
    {'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844330/uvelo-vor.txt'}
    {'https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1844331/vvelo-vor.txt'}

for k = 1:floor(numel(filesc)/2)
    ki = 2*k-1;
    filenameu{k,:} = sprintf('uvelo-vor%d.txt',k);
    ufile = websave('uvelo-vor', filesc{ki});
    u{k} = readmatrix(ufile);
    Uu = unique(u{k}(:,1));
    ux{k} = reshape(u{k}(:,1), numel(Uu), []);
    uy{k} = reshape(u{k}(:,2), numel(Uu), []);
    uz{k} = reshape(u{k}(:,3), numel(Uu), []);
    % u{k}
end

for k = 1:floor(numel(filesc)/2)
    ki = 2*k;
    filenamev{k,:} = sprintf('vvelo-vor%d.txt',k);
    vfile = websave('vvelo-vor', filesc{ki});
    v{k} = readmatrix(vfile);
    Uv = unique(u{k}(:,1));
    vx{k} = reshape(v{k}(:,1), numel(Uv), []);
    vy{k} = reshape(v{k}(:,2), numel(Uv), []);
    vz{k} = reshape(v{k}(:,3), numel(Uv), []);
    % v{k}
end

row_col = 26

row_col = 26

figure
hold on
for k = 1:3
    plot(uz{k}(:,row_col), uy{k}(:,row_col), DisplayName=filenameu{k})
end
hold off
grid
xlabel('U')
ylabel('Y')
title('''U'' Matrices')
legend(Location='best')

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figure
hold on
for k = 1:3
    plot(vx{k}(row_col,:), vz{k}(:,row_col), DisplayName=filenamev{k})
end
hold off
grid
xlabel('X')
ylabel('V')
title('''V'' Matrices')
legend(Location='best')

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[Ruthra]

Thankyou so much. Can you share the complete code.

[Ruthra]

i have to plot for another set of datas also.

[Sam Chak]

@Ruthra, I hope the flag doesn't turn crimson. Which part of @Star Strider's code is incomplete? I can plot them using the same code and the indistinct data files you shared. Do you mean there should be four AR graphs instead of three?

figure

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figure

[Ruthra]

No , i just need the graphs for 3 datas, i have plotted only for, AR= 0.4 to 0.6, the code he has given is been splitted, so i just asked the code from top to bottom , so i can run and see.

[Sam Chak]

Hi @Ruthra

Do you mean a top-to-bottom style where the code loads one data set, plots it, holds the plot, loads the next data set, and repeats until all AR-value graphs are plotted?

[Star Strider]

@Ruthra --

My pleasure!

What I posted is the complete code. To copy all of it to your Clipboard, right-click on the 'Copy' icon in the upper right of the code section HERE

then paste that to an open tab in your MATLAB Editor.

For reference, the complete part of that line of code (the first line in my code) is this --

I had to figure out a way to separate the identically-named files into different files, and managed to do that. You will most klikely need to create a cell arrray of the complete paths to each of your files to your version of my 'filesc' cell array. Since the files themselves have identical names, they most likely exist in separate paths or at least directories, and my code needs to know where to find them.

Each file is actually 3 column vectors that the reshape function converts to (51x51) matrices of the 'x', 'y', and 'z' coordinates. I created those as individual cell arrays, since that makes indexing them easier. (I could have plotted those using the surf or similar functions. I decided not to since that was not requested.)

I suggest that you give unique names to your files., for example by appending numbers to them That will make this task much easier.

I have no idea what you actually want to plot, so I chose row or column 26 and plotted those from each file. You will need to experiment to see what rows or columns to plot.

I have no idea what the AR variable refers to. That information was not provided in connection with the files posted.

If my answer solves your problem, please Accept it!

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EDIT -- Corrected minor formatting issue. Content unchanged.

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[Sam Chak]

Hi @Star Strider

Upon re-examining the situation, I believe that the identically named data files are "unprocessed" and retrieved from different folders categorized by varying AR values, as most systems do not permit two files with the exact same name and extension in the same folder. This likely explains why @Ruthra uploaded the data files across three separate comments above.

Some legacy machines or MATLAB codes may generate default filenames in this manner. In contrast, modern approaches typically create sequential filenames with the date and time appended to the end of the sequential number. This practice is generally beneficial for sorting data files chronologically.

Therefore, I sincerely believe that the code may need to be adjusted to account for @Ruthra's actual situation, and should post in a new Answer.

However, your solution to work with identically named files deserves a vote! 👍

[Star Strider]

@Sam Chak -- Thank you!

Copying the complete paths to each file to create the'filec' cell array would then only require changing:

ufile = websave('uvelo-vor', filesc{ki});

u{k} = readmatrix(ufile);

and:

vfile = websave('vvelo-vor', filesc{ki});

v{k} = readmatrix(vfile);

to:

u{k} = readmatrix(filesc{ki});

and:

v{k} = readmatrix(filesc{ki});

in their appropriate loops, respectively.

The rest is unchanged.

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