Reputation: 10415
I have a numeric array called samples
with size [1 250].
I want to plot it such that points in range [100 110]
and [200 350]
are not displayed on the plot.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 181
Reputation: 24179
See comments inside the code:
function q47150844
%% Omit Y values in a certain range:
% Generate some data:
samples = randi(500,1,250);
% Choose valid points:
valid = (samples < 100) | (samples > 110 & samples < 200) | (samples > 350);
% Set invalid points to NaN:
samp_proc = samples; samp_proc(~valid) = NaN;
% Plot the remaining data:
figure(); plot(samp_proc,'.'); hold on;
% Plot the rejection limits for verification:
plot([0 250],[100 100],':r',[0 250],[110 110],':r',...
[0 250],[200 200],':r',[0 250],[350 350],':r');
%% Omit X values in a certain range:
xrange = 1:numel(samples);
valid = (xrange < 100) | (xrange > 110 & xrange < 200) | (xrange > 350);
xrange(~valid) = NaN;
figure(); plot(xrange,samples,'.'); hold on;
plot([100 100],ylim,':r',[110 110],ylim,':r',...
[200 200],ylim,':r',[350 350],ylim,':r');
Results:
Upvotes: 5