I would like to plot two line plots on the same plot, however I have two sets of data and while for both sets the x domain range is the same (0,.25) the values which are paired with my data are different. Is there a way to put two plots together if they have the same x range but different specific x values?
There shoudn’t be any problem:
using Plots
x1 = collect(1:3:12)
y1 = rand(4)
x2 = collect(1:4:12)
y2= rand(3)
plot(x1,y1)
plot!(x2,y2)
Edit: indeed, it doesn’t work…
Edit2: sure it works… with plot!(.)
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This works for me:
using Plots
x1 = collect(1:3:12)
y1 = rand(4)
x2 = collect(1:4:12)
y2= rand(3)
plot([x1,x2],[y1,y2])
Yours works for me on Julia 1.3 rc4 with GR backend.
Sure… typed it with my mobile during the night after making asleep a crying baby haha…
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Thank you! My problem, for the record, was I was trying to re-label the axes and plot title in the plot!() command (with the same labels), which is nonsensical because they are already specified.
I am now not being able to get plot!(x1,y2, label = ["y2 label"]) to work to label the second line plot. What command can I use for this? Sorry, I am sure this is in the documentation but I could not find it.
Not 100% what the problem is. With using Plots and pyplot() backend, I create some data (using functions):
x1 = range(5,15,length=20)
x2 = range(10,20,length=100)
f1 = x-> exp(-(x-10)^2/5^2)
f2 = x-> sin(2pi*(x-15))/(2pi*(x-15))
y1 = f1.(x1)
y2 = f2.(x2);
Plots are produced by:
plot(x1,y1,label="f1")
plot!(x2,y2,label="f2")
plot!(xlim=(0,25))
giving:
Is it something like this that you want?
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Appreciate u men!