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**Calculation->Flag->Mark/Criteria Plot Example**
Below is the code for the s way subplot of calculating channel marks. This code exclusively uses the EEG. calculation matrices for its data. The function ```surf``` can take a multitude of formatting inputs including line style, axis, view, and face alpha. The data needs to be a matrix where the x and y values are gathered from the dimensions of the matrix, and the z values gathered on the data contained at each index. Plot in this example only uses the optional axis location input. Both x and y need to be row matrices containing the co-ordinates of the data points to plot. To plot 2 lines on the same graph add a second row to the row vector, or run the plot command again with the new x row vector after using ```hold on;```.
Below is the code for the s way subplot of calculating channel marks. This code exclusively uses the EEG. calculation matrices for its data. The function ```surf``` can take a multitude of formatting inputs including line style, axis, view, and face alpha. The data needs to be a matrix where the x and y values are gathered from the dimensions of the matrix, and the z values gathered on the data contained at each index. ```plot``` in this example only uses the optional axis location input. Both x and y need to be row matrices containing the co-ordinates of the data points to plot. To plot 2 lines on the same graph add a second row to the row vector, or run the plot command again with the new x row vector after using ```hold on;```.
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Sample matrix representation of the calculate->flag->mark path for a channel mark.
