How to plot the highest y values for each x value for a figure with multiple plots
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I have a figure with 9 graphs plotted in it. Each line was plotted in one iteration of a loop, so, as I run my code, I don't conserve x nor y values. Instead, new ones are generated. Is it possible to plot a single line that has the highest y value for each x value? Here's an example of the type of graph I have in mind
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Fangjun Jiang
on 20 Jul 2018
I would recommend you saving the data for each line when it is created running the loop. If not possible, you could get the data from the figure by going through its children and the 'XData' and 'YData'. Here is an example
f=figure;hold on;
plot(rand(10,3))
a=f.Children;
L=a.Children;
D={L.YData};
E=cell2mat(D');
plot(L(1).XData,max(E),'r')
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gwoo
on 26 Jul 2018
How would you do this if they weren't on the same X domain? Notice the following doesn't give so nice an answer (I'm using minimum instead of maximum):
f=figure;hold on;
plot(sort(rand(10,1)),rand(10,1),'b',sort(rand(10,1)),rand(10,1),'g',sort(rand(10,1)),rand(10,1),'k')
a=f.Children;
L=a.Children;
D={L.YData};
E=cell2mat(D');
plot(L(1).XData,min(E),'r'
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