Wrong legend in plot

Hi all,
I am plotting in a logarithmic scale. I get the plot but when I add the legend its wrong.
semilogy(tT,PT005,'-',tT,PTo(1,:),'--',tT,PTo(2,:),'--',tT,PTo(3,:),'--',tT,PTo(4,:),'--',tT,PTo(5,:),'--',tT,PTo(6,:),'--',tT,PTo(7,:),'--',tT,PTo(8,:),'--',tT,PTo(9,:),'--',tT,PTo(10,:),'--',tT,PTo(11,:),'--')
legend('Uncontrolled','epsilon=0.01','epsilon=0.011','epsilon=0.012', 'epsilon=0.013','epsilon=0.014','epsilon=0.015','epsilon=0.016','epsilon=0.017','epsilon=0.018', 'epsilon=0.019', 'epsilon=0.020')
I have attached the MATLAB data that I am trying to plot here as well. How can I fix this problem?

Answers (2)

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 9 Sep 2017

1 vote

Your tT is 7 x 101, so each tT, Y specification is asking to draw 7 lines.
Rik
Rik on 8 Sep 2017

0 votes

Have you taken a look at the documentation? For example, you can add 'Location','northwest' to the end of your call to legend.

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JR
JR on 8 Sep 2017
Unfortunately that is not the problem that I have. It's when I plot it, the legend doesnt give me the same colour as my plot.
Could you attach images and point out specific difficulties? When I test, I was not able to see any difference.
I used
h = semilogy(tT,PT005,'-',tT,PTo(1,:),'--',tT,PTo(2,:),'--',tT,PTo(3,:),'--',tT,PTo(4,:),'--',tT,PTo(5,:),'--',tT,PTo(6,:),'--',tT,PTo(7,:),'--',tT,PTo(8,:),'--',tT,PTo(9,:),'--',tT,PTo(10,:),'--',tT,PTo(11,:),'--');
and then assigned different markers to h(1), h(2) and so on, focusing on one at a time; in each case the colors appeared to match.
Note: you did not happen to post tT but as it is constant I just used
tT = linspace(1,50,101);
JR
JR on 8 Sep 2017
Hello Walter. I have attached the image here along with the tT. How do I assign the h(1).. h(n)?
Which MATLAB release are you using, and which operating system? Your dashing is not even matching.
Experiment with
set(gcf, 'Renderer', 'painters')
and
set(gcf, 'Renderer', 'openGL')
JR
JR on 9 Sep 2017
Im using windows 10 and the 2016b version. Is this a bug in MATLAB?

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