The full assignment is asking us to generate a plot with our programming language of choice, save it, and then have the LaTeX code actually recall the file and then insert into a pdf. Once I get the code to run in Matlab, I get a weird looking ellipse and it doesn't look "pretty" like the one my professors gave us as reference which I have attached. The function that we were asked to plot is the following: 1 = x^(2)/9 - y^(2)/4 The interactive plotting environment in MATLAB is a set of tools for: Creating different types of graphs, Selecting variables to plot directly from the Workspace Browser, Creating and editing subplots. Viewed 1k times 1 I had the task to plot the computational time. Furthermore it doesn't look anything like the example we were given for reference. Ask Question Asked 8 years, 7 months ago.
My Matlab is a little rusty, and I don't think that I quite got the code right. We have a new assignment which is to generate a graph of a given function (in Matlab), save it and then recall it in LaTeX code as though we're making a publication. I'm however stuck on the plot syntax and I keep failing in getting a pretty figure.In addition to my R programming course, I am also taking an intro to LaTeX course. What I now need to do is plot the cost of the 2 algorithms, in the same figure, in function of the increasing matrix size. The reason the 2 columns are nearly the same is because I've yet to write the second algorithm and just used the first algorithm 2 times. With the first row being the computational cost of the 2 algorithms for a matrix of size 20x20, the second row the cost of the 2 algorithms for a matrix of size 40x40, then for 80x80, 160x160, 320x320 and 640圆40. What I did so far was made a method that did every algorithm x amount of times and stored the times. I had the task to plot the computational time cost of 2 algorithms in function of the size of the matrices they solved.
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