graphing data using webread

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I W
I W on 26 Nov 2020
Edited: I W on 17 Dec 2021
station_id = ["02DD016", "02HA014", "02HC030", "02HC024"]; titles = ["FRENCH RIVER AT PORTAGE DAM", "REDHILL CREEK AT HAMILTON",... "ETOBICOKE CREEK BELOW QUEEN ELIZABETH HIGHWAY","DON RIVER AT TODMORDEN"]; base_url = 'dd.weather.gc.ca/hydrometric/csv/'; province = 'ON'; frequency = 'daily'; file_type = 'csv'; for z = 1:4 my_url = strcat('https://', base_url, province, '/', frequency, '/', ... province, '_', station_id(z), ... '_', frequency, '_hydrometric.', file_type); gauge_data = webread(my_url); depth_data = gauge_data.WaterLevel_NiveauD_eau_m_.'; depth_data(find(isnan(depth_data)))=[]; y = depth_data; x = 1:1:length(y); avg_y_scalar = mean(y); avg_y_vector = avg_y_scalar *... ones(1,length(y)); std_y = std(y); y_plus = y + std_y; y_minus = y - std_y; y_minus_reverse = fliplr(y_minus); figure(1) subplot (2,2,z) % plot the data and average plot(x,y,x,avg_y_vector); % plot std deviation shape patch([1:1:length(y)... length(y):-1:1],... [y_plus y_minus_reverse],... 'b',... 'facealpha',0.05,...% fill colour 'edgecolor','r',... 'edgealpha',0.05) % edge colour % Legend, Title, axis labels. legend('original data',... 'average values',... 'standard deviation'); title(titles(z)); xlabel('Historical Daily Water Level [Day]'); ylabel('Water Level [m]'); end My first graph is supposed to look like this
but instead looks like this
and my other three graphs look fine so I do not know what the problem is

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VBBV
VBBV on 26 Nov 2020
figure(1)
subplot (2,2,z)
if z == 1
% plot the data and average
plot(x(1:100:end),y(1:100:end),x(1:100:end),avg_y_vector(1:100:end));
%plot(x,y,x,avg_y_vector);
patch([1:1:length(y)...
length(y):-1:1],...
[y_plus y_minus_reverse],...
'b',...
'facealpha',0.05,...% fill colour
'edgecolor','r',...
'edgealpha',0.004) % edge colour
else
plot(x,y,x,avg_y_vector);
patch([1:1:length(y)...
length(y):-1:1],...
[y_plus y_minus_reverse],...
'b',...
'facealpha',0.05,...% fill colour
'edgecolor','r',...
'edgealpha',0.05) % edge colour
% Legend, Title, axis labels.
end
For first subplot, it seems there are many data points. Use a condition like above with edgecolor having a small value
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VBBV
VBBV on 26 Nov 2020
Edited: VBBV on 26 Nov 2020
May be they have changed the webdata for first plot. That's why it's different.
VBBV
VBBV on 26 Nov 2020
Online data available for first plot seems to have changed than the one you're supposed to get.

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