Why don't you draw the line of vectors on the graph?

I have 2 data vectors, where the data comes from Arduinos until everything is fine there. I graph the points and everything is fine. What happens is that when I want those points to have a line, that is, a trend line, a line that passes through all these points is not plotted. I do not understand why? I mean the points are only plotted, but the line is not plotted. Thanks for reading me

ANNEX CAPTURE URL OF HOW SHOULD BE LEFT(https://twitter.com/EH_38/status/1201419564661248000/photo/1)

ANNEX CAPTURE URL OF HOW I GET MY GRAPH IN SCRIPT(https://twitter.com/EH_38/status/1201420265466531840/photo/1)

<<<CODE>>>

function arduinomatlab

n=21

v1=zeros(1,1000);

v2=zeros(1,1000);

delete(instrfind({'Port'},{'COM3'}));

s = serial('COM3','BaudRate',9600,'Terminator','CR/LF');

warning('off','MATLAB:serial:fscanf:unsuccessfulRead');

fopen(s);

muestras=1;

figure('Name','Captura');

xlabel('Tiempo')

ylabel('Aceleracion')

title('Acelerograma')

grid on

hold on

while 1<=n

ylim([0 240]);

xlim([0 0.5]);

valor=fscanf(s, '%f,%f')';

v2(muestras)=(valor(2));

v1(muestras)=(valor(1));

plot(v2(muestras),v1(muestras),'x-')

drawnow

muestras=muestras+1;

end

fclose(s);

delete(s);

clear s;

end

Answer 1

[ME]

I think this is because you are plotting inside your while loop. Here you are telling it to plot one data point each time and so it can't join them up because it doesn't know they should be connected.

Your best bet to fix this would be to store all of your v1 and v2 data points up and then plot them at the end of the script.

Alternatively, if you need them to plot as the script is running then I think you'll have to change your plot command to something like:

plot(v2(1:muestras),v1(1:muestras),'x-')

although this will plot over the top of the previous line so you will end up with a whole bunch of lines that cover an gradually increasing portion of the x-axis. If you only want the last line in your plot then you could try looking at the following link to remove the last plotted line before adding your new one.

https://uk.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/87335-clear-a-line-drawn-in-plot

[Erwin Avendaño]

Thank you very much it served me and yes, I painted different colored lines but I only did -> h = plot (v2 (1: samples), v1 (1: samples), '- r') to paint all the lines of a Just color and I don't know how to change colors.

[Erwin Avendaño]

Thanks a lot!!!!!!