### Export Data as MATLAB

Source: https://plotdigitizer.com/docs

Exports extracted data in a MATLAB-compatible format, as a 2D array where each row represents an [x, y] coordinate pair.

```matlab
xy = [0.47 0.31; 0.89 0.54; 1.4 0.62]

```

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### Export Data as Matrix

Source: https://plotdigitizer.com/docs

Exports extracted data as a matrix, where each inner list represents an [x, y] coordinate pair. Suitable for numerical processing.

```python
xy = [[0.47, 0.31], [0.89, 0.54], [1.4, 0.62]]

```

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### Export Data as Array

Source: https://plotdigitizer.com/docs

Exports extracted data into separate arrays for 'x' and 'y' values. Commonly used in scripting and mathematical computations.

```python
x = [0.47, 0.89, 1.4]
y = [0.31, 0.54, 0.62]

```

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### Export Data as JSON

Source: https://plotdigitizer.com/docs

Exports extracted data in JSON format, representing data points as objects with 'x' and 'y' keys. Useful for web applications and APIs.

```json
[{"x": "0.47", "y": "0.31"},
{"x": "0.89", "y": "0.54"},
{"x": "1.4", "y": "0.62"}]

```

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### Export Data as CSV

Source: https://plotdigitizer.com/docs

Exports extracted data in Comma-Separated Values format. Suitable for spreadsheets and data analysis tools.

```text
x, y
0.47, 0.31
0.89, 0.54
1.4, 0.62

```

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