Normalized graph not showing

Hello all,

I'm encountering an issue with plotting lines in MATLAB, and I'm seeking some assistance in resolving it.

I have a timeseries object out.Q_i_nd containing ice torque data over time. I'm attempting to plot the normalized ice torque values against time for multiple ice torque data series. However, despite executing the code, the lines representing the data are not visible in the plot.

Here's the relevant snippet of my MATLAB code:

% Extract data from the timeseries object

ice_torque_data = out.Q_i_nd.Data; % Extract ice torque data

time_range = out.Q_i_nd.Time; % Assuming time is stored in the Time property

Q_max = 7.408e5; % Define Q_max value

% Plot the normalized ice torque

figure;

hold on;

for i = 1:size(ice_torque_data, 2)

plot(time_range, ice_torque_data(:,i) / Q_max); % Plot the normalized ice torque in blue

end

xlabel('Time');

ylabel('Normalized Ice Torque (out.Q_i_nd / Q_{max})');

title('Comparison of Normalized Ice Torque with Q_{max}');

grid on;

legend('Normalized Ice Torque');

I've already ensured that the data ranges and y-axis limits are appropriate, and I've attempted to increase the line width. Despite these efforts, the lines remain invisible on the plot.

Could you please offer some insights into why the lines aren't showing up on the plot and suggest potential solutions?

Thank you in advance for your assistance!

[Dyuman Joshi]

You most likely have NaN (or NaT) values in your data.

In any case, please share your data, use the paperclip button to attach.

[Michael Biscuits]

Hi,

Data is now attached.

[Dyuman Joshi]

Any updates, @Miku Sevón? Did you check the answer @Star Strider posted?

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

The timeseries ‘out.Q_i_nd.Data’ is a 3D matrix. You need to use the squeeze function to remove the extra singleton dimensions.

Then, it works —

load('out.mat')
% whos
% out
% out.Q_i_nd.Data

% Extract data from the timeseries object
ice_torque_data = squeeze(out.Q_i_nd.Data); % Extract ice torque data
time_range = out.Q_i_nd.Time; % Assuming time is stored in the Time property
Q_max = 7.408e5; % Define Q_max value
% Plot the normalized ice torque
figure;
hold on;
for i = 1:size(ice_torque_data, 2)
    plot(time_range, ice_torque_data(:,i) / Q_max); % Plot the normalized ice torque in blue
end
xlabel('Time');
ylabel('Normalized Ice Torque (out.Q_i_nd / Q_{max})');
title('Comparison of Normalized Ice Torque with Q_{max}');
grid on;
legend('Normalized Ice Torque');

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