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I have the following vector:

tn = {0.521084, 0.114895, 0.114895, 0.114895, 0.114895, 0.521084, 0.114895,
0.114895}

I would like to try a ListStepPlot such that tn[[1]] has a blue plotmarker, tn[[2;;5]] have red plotmarkers, tn[[6]] has a green plotmarker and, finally, tn[[7;;8]] have orange plotmarkers. How can I do this?

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Changed answer to meet the meaning of the question.

First, divide oroginal list to sublists corresponding colors:

points = MapIndexed[{First@#2, #1} &, tn]

Now we can plot with different plot markers:

ListPlot[{{points[[1]]}, points[[2 ;; 5]], {points[[6]]},
points[[7 ;; 8]]}, PlotMarkers -> {Blue, Red, Green, Orange}]

enter image description here

The shapes and sizes of markers can also be adjusted: Style[\[FilledCircle], Blue, 20] instead of Blue etc.

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  • $\begingroup$ Soory, I would like to have different plotmarkers... $\endgroup$ – Gae P Sep 13 at 9:45
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    $\begingroup$ @GaeP, I've edited answer. Does it now meet your request? $\endgroup$ – Alx Sep 13 at 23:57
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tn = {0.521084, 0.114895, 0.114895, 0.114895, 0.114895, 0.521084, 0.114895, 0.114895};
colors = {Blue, Red, Red, Red, Red, Green, Orange, Orange};
ListStepPlot[tn, Ticks -> {{#, #, {0.02, 0}, colors[[#]]} & /@ Range[8], Automatic}]

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