How to change the way it is being plotted?

I have JSR vs MSE data and my plot is coming in another way than in base paper. please help with that.

Here is the data,

JSRdB=40:5:60;

MSE= [0.9592 1.1141 1.6038 3.1525 8.0497]

plot(JSRdB,MSE)

I want the graph to be plotted like the first one.

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

Are you sure the paper is plotted with same data?

[Vladimir Sovkov]

Do you mean linestyle, color, marker, or what?

Find it at https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/plot.html?searchHighlight=plot&s_tid=doc_srchtitle

e.g,

plot(JSRdB,MSE,'-ok');
title('my plot');
legend('some dependence');
xlabel('JSR(dB)');
ylabel('MSE');

[Silva]

@KALYAN ACHARJYA - Thankyou for answering. well, data is not the same. using their technique they got different MSE values though x axis remains the same. However, in both the cases, MSE increases with increase in JSR.

@Vladimir Sovkov-Thankyou for answering. I'm just asking about the shape of the curve. My curve resembles like an exponentially increasing curve while theirs(upper curve) resembles like logarthmic curve though in both the cases MSE values are increasing with increase in JSR

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

@Silva We have no idea about the technical background related those data you have got, it would be better to get exact reason, if you directly ask(mail) to authors. Please note on MSE scale range also.

[Silva]

@KALYAN ACHARJYA ok, thankyou

Answer 1

[Meg Noah]

Possible solution (journal paper values just eyeballed not digitized)

JSRdB=40:5:60;
MSESilva = [0.9592    1.1141    1.6038    3.1525    8.0497];
DWCTHard = [5.1 10 14.5 16 17];
DWCTSoft = [5.1 9.9 14.4 16 17.2];
WPCTADPSoft = [ 2 2 2 2 2];
WPCTADPHard = [ 2 2 2 2 2];
figure(); ylabel('MSE'); xlabel('JSR (dB)'); hold on;
plot(JSRdB,WPCTADPSoft,'-ok','DisplayName','WPCT-ADP-Soft Thresh');
plot(JSRdB,WPCTADPHard,'-sk','DisplayName','WPCT-ADP-Hard Thresh');
plot(JSRdB,DWCTSoft,'-^','color',[0.5 0.5 0.5],'DisplayName','DWCT-Soft Thresh');
plot(JSRdB,DWCTHard,'-dk','DisplayName','DWCT-Hard Thresh');
plot(JSRdB,MSESilva,'-or','DisplayName','Our Data which is way better');
xlim([40 60]);
ylim([-10 45]);
grid on;
box on;
legend('location','northeast');

[Silva]

Meg Noah thanks much!