plot multiple timeseries in a single plot in matlab

To plot multiple timeseries in a single plot in MATLAB, you can follow the below steps:

1. Create a figure using the figure command.

2. Define the time variable (x-axis) for the timeseries data.

3. Create a matrix containing the timeseries data. Each column should contain a single timeseries.

4. Use the plot command to plot the timeseries data.

5. Customize the plot, if necessary, using commands such as xlabel, ylabel, title, and legend.

Here's an example code that plots two timeseries in a single plot:

main.m
% create a figure
figure()

% define the time variable (x-axis) for the timeseries data
time = 0:0.1:10;

% create matrix containing the timeseries data
data = [sin(time); cos(time)];

% plot the timeseries data
plot(time, data, 'LineWidth', 2)

% customize the plot
xlabel('Time')
ylabel('Amplitude')
title('Multiple Timeseries Plot')
legend('Sin', 'Cos')
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This will plot the sin and cos functions on the same plot with different colors and a legend. You can modify this code to plot any number of timeseries by adding additional columns to the data matrix and modifying the legend command accordingly.