How to set period (t=0 becomes t=-4)

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NS
NS on 15 Apr 2016
Commented: NS on 18 Apr 2016
I'm creating graphs in Matlab for a relative simple equation. I want the value that is the first value in my input matrix to be 'recognized' as belonging to t=-4 and not t=0. Or put differently, I want to 'move' my graph a little to the left relative to the x axis. How do I go about this?
Thank you in advance!

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J. Webster
J. Webster on 15 Apr 2016
might depend on what and how you're plotting. For the simplest case you can just do this...
t = 0:100;
data = somefunction(t);
plot(t-4, data);
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NS
NS on 18 Apr 2016
Thank you! I've attached my .m file for reference, without the additional time commands yet. I'm trying to plot the pi function.
When I use your suggested code, I get an error for the 'plot(t-4, data)' command, saying vectors must be the same length. What would be causing the issue?
Thank you in advance!

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