How can I use the command 'tiledlayout' inside a loop

How I can I use 'tiledlayout' if I need to plot two graphs with each one has multiple graphs? I was using subplot but the white space area is too much. Is there any other command for this? I also need to generate PDF finally.

Answer 1

[the cyclist]

The key is to create two different figures, each of which you can build up a tiled layout.

Here is a trivial example of two figures, each of which has three tiles:

rng default

numberFigures = 2;

fig_handles = zeros(numberFigures,1);

for nf = 1:numberFigures
    fig_handles(nf) = figure;
    tiledlayout(3,1);
    nexttile
    plot(rand(5))
    nexttile
    plot(rand(7))
    nexttile
    plot(rand(11))    
end

[ANANTA BIJOY BHADRA]

Thank you for the help. But in my case, I have to create a PDF. There are two figures in the PDF. Each figure has 4 results of simulation plotted by using for loop and hold on. How can I solve the problem?

[the cyclist]

You can use the exportgraphics command to write multiple figures to a single PDF.

Here is an example, based on my other code, that writes two figures to PDF, where each figure is a tiled layout of four plots.

rng default

numberFigures = 2;
numberTiles   = 4;

fig_handles = zeros(numberFigures,1);

for nf = 1:numberFigures

    fig_handles(nf) = figure;
    t = tiledlayout(numberTiles,1);
    
    for nt = 1:numberTiles
        nexttile
        plot(rand(5)) % This is just an example. Use your simulation to make the plot.
    end
    
    exportgraphics(t,'myplots.pdf','Append',true)
    
end