how to make a plot from my function results?

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Chris ch
Chris ch on 13 May 2020
Edited: the cyclist on 13 May 2020
How to make a plot from my function results?
(My function finds pi_aprox with a method and calculates the error from pi every time,it calculate for n times) i want to plot (error) and (n). From that plot we will see that inreasing n the error will be decreased.
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Alireza Ghaderi
Alireza Ghaderi on 13 May 2020
simply create a variable called error... on each row store the new function output. then the row number is associated with the n.
then plot(error,n)
Chris ch
Chris ch on 13 May 2020
Ty for your answer , cause i am new in matlab ,how to write this ?

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the cyclist
the cyclist on 13 May 2020
Edited: the cyclist on 13 May 2020
Here is an example using a for loop that calculates and plots the Gregory-Leibinz approximation to pi:
n_max = 100;
pi_approx = zeros(n_max,1);
pi_approx(1) = 4/1;
for n = 2:n_max
factor = (-1)^(n-1) / (2*n - 1);
pi_approx(n) = pi_approx(n-1) + 4*factor;
end
figure
plot(1:n_max,pi_approx - pi)
Here is an equivalent vectorized version:
n = 1:100;
factor = 4 * (-1).^(n-1) ./ (2*n - 1);
pi_approx = cumsum(factor);
figure
plot(1:n_max,pi_approx - pi)

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