How to make the marker width more thicker
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    DEWDROP
 on 16 Dec 2020
  
    
    
    
    
    Commented: Sivylla Paraskevopoulou
    
 on 26 Jun 2024
            I have plot the data but what i want is to make  the marker more thicker, so that it can be more clearly visible . I have attached the code .i would be grateful if you could help me .Thank you in adva
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  Ive J
      
 on 16 Dec 2020
        Set LineWidth when calling plot function.
plot(rand(10, 1), rand(10, 1), 'bo','LineWidth', 2)
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  Sivylla Paraskevopoulou
    
 on 26 Jun 2024
				The plot function provides the name-value arguments Marker, MarkerIndices, MarkerEdgeColor, MarkerFaceColor, and MarkerSize so that you can customize the appearance of markers. Use the name-value argument MarkerSize to change the size of the marker.
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  Kamilu Sanusi
 on 21 May 2023
        
      Edited: Image Analyst
      
      
 on 21 May 2023
  
      @Ive J, Please I would like you to help me on this problem of mine, thank you
Given the following elements of matrix A, three matrices are intended to be generated using different variable D as D = 0, D = 4 and D = 70. The poles resulting from this matrices are to be plotted using different Marker, and the marker is inted to be bold, not necessarily big in size. I tried but im getting the error
 ''Assigning to 2 elements using a simple assignment statement is not supported. Consider using comma-separated list assignment''.
Any assistance would be highly appreciated.
Thank you
Ta1 = 24;  Ta2 = 27;  Ta3= 20;
H11 = -0.0641;  H12 = 0.0359;  
H21 = 0.1176;  H22 = -0.2057; 
H31 = 0.2077;  H32 = 0.1961; 
for D = [0 4 70]
    A = [0 0 1 0 -1;0 0 0 1 -1;(-H11/Ta1) (-H12/Ta1) (-D/Ta1) 0 0;...
        (-H21/Ta2) (-H22/Ta2) 0 (-D/Ta2) 0;(-H31/Ta3) (-H32/Ta3) 0 0 (-D/Ta3)];
    Eig = eig(A);
    a = Eig(1,1);
    b = Eig(2,1);
    c = Eig(3,1);
    d = Eig(4,1);
    e = Eig(5,1);
    s = tf('s');
    T = (1)/((s-a)*(s-b)*(s-c)*(s-d)*(s-e));
    ax = gca;
    P = pole(T);
    if D == 0
        pzmap(T)    
        PZP = findobj(ax, 'Tag', 'PZ_Pole')
        PZP.Marker = 'v';
        PZP.MarkerSize = 8;
        PZP.Color = 'r';
    end
    hold on
    if D == 7
        pzmap(T); 
        PZP = findobj(ax, 'Tag', 'PZ_Pole')
        PZP.Marker = 'd';
        PZP.MarkerSize = 8;
        PZP.Color = 'k';
    end
    hold on
    if D == 70
        pzmap(T);
        pzmap(T); 
        PZP = findobj(ax, 'Tag', 'PZ_Pole')
        PZP.Marker = '*';
        PZP.MarkerSize = 8;
        PZP.Color = 'y';
    end 
end                 
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  Image Analyst
      
      
 on 21 May 2023
				Look at PZP.  It's an array so you need to assign each one, one at a time.  Perhaps like
for k = 1 : numel(PZP)
    PZP(k).Marker = '*';
    PZP(k).MarkerSize = 8;
    PZP(k).Color = 'y';
end
  Kamilu Sanusi
 on 21 May 2023
				@Image Analyst, please i got this error while using your suggeted input
Unrecognized function or variable 'PZP'.
Error in pzmap2 (line 168)
        for k = 1 : numel(PZP)
Please ckindly help me effect the corrections in the code. 
Thank you
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