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I hope that the description above is clear enough that you can now change the legend in other ways too. So, what we need to do is set these marker objects: icons(5).Marker = 's' Plot(x1,x2,'b-','DisplayName', 'Count_ = 1:) with properties: Plot LineSmoothing property LineSmoothing is a hidden and undocumented plot line property that creates anti-aliased (smooth unpixelized) lines in Matlab plots.
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X4 = interp1(time_window,count1to5,x1, 'pchip') Transparent legend Matlab chart legends are opaque be default but can be made semi- or fully transparent. This was very handy in case I didn't have all handles of plots at the beginning and just wanted to append the list of new plots. X3 = interp1(time_window,count10plus,x1, 'pchip') In previous versions of Matlab, I could append a legend if I wanted or not, using the following code. X2 = interp1(time_window,count1plus,x1, 'pchip') If you try to add more than one legend using this function, MATLAB will give an error. But the problem is it only adds one legend on one plot. legend positions the legend based on a variety of factors, such as what objects the legend obscures. MATLAB displays only one legend per axes. By default, the legend annotates the current axes. In my current version, the marker size in legend is so small that it is hardly distinguishable. The legend () function is used to add legends to a plot in MATLAB. legend associates strings with the objects in the axes in the same order that they are listed in the axes Children property. I searched & found some solution from earlier version of MATLAB, which are not applicable in the latest version. See the below example for your reference. I found marker size in the scatter plot and the legend is different in MATLAB 2014b. Time_window = xlsread('pattern_data.xlsx', 'effect_of_count', 'A2:A12') Ĭount1plus = xlsread('pattern_data.xlsx', 'effect_of_count', 'B2:B12') Ĭount10plus = xlsread('pattern_data.xlsx', 'effect_of_count', 'C2:C12') Ĭount1to5 = xlsread('pattern_data.xlsx', 'effect_of_count', 'D2:D12') Ran in: You can add the legend manually and set the color and marker as per your own. In this case, you can see the figure legend consists of just line, not the markers. Now the issue is that how do I get the markers in legend. *Note: I've read similar questions but can't still make it work given that I'm plotting four y lines using a single plot() function.In this images you can see 3 lines, these are actually 6 lines, one line in invisible just for showing markers and other line is smoothened version of original data points. How can I append the legend to the already existing legend, instead of just replacing it? However, if the for loop happens more than once, the new legend does not append to the existing legend. The Matlab help for legend clearly states: LEGEND(.,'Location',LOC) adds a legend in the specified.
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If the for loop happens only one time, then I can easily add a legend using the legend() function. I have a for loop that looks somewhat like these: RowToPlot =2 Įach plot line plots 4 lines in the y axis, and depending on the value in Num, the for loop could repeat and more lines could be plotted.