I would like to modify my below Matlab code to load three .mat files in MATLAB and do the same thing as only for one, but all of them at once and plot their results for comparison. The files represent data for three angles: 15°, 30°, and 45°, and each file contains variables like berMap, coveragestrong text, and QAM_order.

I would like to modify my below Matlab code to load three .mat files in MATLAB and do the same thing as only for one, but all of them at once and plot their results for comparison. The files represent data for three angles: 15°, 30°, and 45°, and each file contains variables like berMap, coveragestrong text, and QAM_order.

Here’s my starting set of vectors representing a local coordinate frame:

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I am trying to set the upper x-axis (ax2) tick values and locations.

For my Master Thesis i need to have good quality visualisations of a bodeplot. I need a level of customization, which lead me to the usage of subplots where i used semilogx. But i found out, that my x-axis seems to be shifted by 10^1 to the left. Not just visually but my bodeplot has a magnitude at lets say 10^2 which it should have at 10^3. Can anyone help me with finding the error because i am missing it. Here is my Code:

In the MWE to this question, I have a column vector p_reconstructed that is zero everywhere except for a few places. The indices for the nonzero components are obtained via the find() command. I want a curve interpolates those nonzero points.

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I have some raw data from HPLC data that i want to plot. I want to plot the absorbance as a function of time for cutinase at 4 different wavelengths; 214 nm, 230nm, 260nm, 280 nm (i.e. 4 different txt files).