how many data sets can i include on a single scatter in matlab

In MATLAB, you can include multiple data sets on a single scatter plot by providing multiple sets of x and y coordinates in the scatter function. Each data set will be represented by a different color or marker type.

Here is an example of how to include multiple data sets in a scatter plot:

main.m
% Generate random data sets
x1 = rand(100, 1);
y1 = rand(100, 1);
x2 = rand(100, 1);
y2 = rand(100, 1);

% Create scatter plot with two data sets
scatter(x1, y1, 'red');
hold on; % Use hold on to keep the current plot and add new data points
scatter(x2, y2, 'blue');
hold off; % Use hold off to stop adding new data points

% Add axis labels and legend
xlabel('X');
ylabel('Y');
legend('Dataset 1', 'Dataset 2');
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In the example above, we have created two sets of random x and y coordinates (x1, y1 and x2, y2). We then use the scatter function to plot each data set separately, using different colors ('red' and 'blue'). The hold on command is used to keep the current plot and add new data sets, and the hold off command is used to stop adding new data sets. Finally, we add axis labels and a legend to help interpret the plot.

You can include as many data sets as you want on a single scatter plot by repeating the scatter function for each data set.