Plotting seperate figure in for loop

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sam moor
sam moor on 23 Feb 2017
Commented: sam moor on 23 Feb 2017
I have matlab script which gives me a vector( name as PSa) of 3991x44. I do have another vector (name as PSa_avg) of 3991x1 (it's average of PSa). Now, I have vector T of 1x3991. Now, I want to have a for loop for PSa so that I can plot each column of PSa with T and then in same plot I would like to plot PSa_avg with T and so on for all 44 columns in 44 figure using for loop. Let me know your suggestions. Thank you.
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Chad Greene
Chad Greene on 23 Feb 2017
There's some conflicting information in your question. You say something about wanting separate figures, but you also mention "in same plot". Can you be more clear? Can you upload example data? Also, you mention loops several times--are loops required, and if so, why?
sam moor
sam moor on 23 Feb 2017
I mean I want to plot 44 figures using for loop(i.e. T Vs PSA )and in all 44 figures I also want to plot T vs PSA_avg

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Peter O
Peter O on 23 Feb 2017
44 separate figures? Be aware that this many figures can make MATLAB unhappy to the point of Java crashing, particularly on lower memory systems or those without a dedicated video card. But it's easy to accomplish in a for loop:
n = size(PSa,2)
for ix=1:n
nm = sprintf('PSa #%u',ix);
fh = figure('Name',sprintf('Data Column %u',ix));
ha = axes('Parent',fh);
plot(ha,T,PSa(:,ix),T,PSa_avg);
title(ha,nm);
legend(ha,nm,'PS Avg');
end

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