MATLAB What is a 3x3 subwindow structure in matlab?

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A 3x3 subwindow structure in MATLAB refers to a layout for displaying multiple plots within a single figure, specifically arranged in three rows and three columns, totaling nine graphs. The confusion often arises from interpreting the term as a coordinate system rather than a plotting arrangement. The subplot function in MATLAB is commonly used to create this structure. Users can efficiently visualize multiple datasets simultaneously using this method. Understanding this layout enhances the ability to present complex data clearly.
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I am confused as to what that means? Is that a coordinate system with 3 y-values?
 
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I'd hazard a guess that it just means making use of the subplot function to display multiple plots in the same figure:
http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/creating_plots/brb46dv-1.html#brb46dv-3
 
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Ye, you're right. It was 9 graphs on the same window 3 rows and 3 columns. Thank you for the reply though :)
 

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