Legend colours are different from the plot
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I'm trying to create a plot for different ϕ values with respect to 
and x for a function(f) when 
. I'm also creating the legend inside the loop. The code is working, but the legend colours are not matching with the plot.
and x for a function(f) when . I'm also creating the legend inside the loop. The code is working, but the legend colours are not matching with the plot. clear all;
clc;
[x,xi] = meshgrid(0:0.001:1,0:0.002:1);
b = 3;
a = 1;
nphi = 7;
phi= [0 0.4 0.8 1 1.4 1.8 2];
for p = 1:nphi
f2 = @(x,a,b) a*b*(x)./(b-(1-x));
f1 = @(x,a,b) a*b*(1-x)./(b-x);
r = @(x,xi,a,b,phi) (1-(phi./2)).*xi.*f1(x,a,b) - (phi./2).*(1-xi).*f2(x,a,b);
R = r(x,xi,a,b, phi(p));
M_phi=contour(x,xi,R,[0 0]);
figure(2)
plot(M_phi(1,2:end),M_phi(2,2:end),'Linewidth',2)
legendInfo{p} = ['$\phi= $' num2str(phi(p))];
legend(legendInfo,'interpreter','latex',Location="southeast")
hold on
end
hold off
xlabel('$x$','interpreter','latex')
ylabel('$x_i$','interpreter','latex')
Here is the output of the function and there are multiple legend values with blue and there are only two plot with blue in the plot.
Can someone please help me to get this fixed? Thanks in advance!
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Star Strider
2022-9-29
@UserCJ — Please provide the ‘rs_a’ function. (I can’t run your code without it, and I can’t provide an appropriate reply without running it.)
UserCJ
2022-9-29
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Thank you for the ‘r’ anonymous function! I can now run your code.
The code was plotting the contours as well as the ϕ vectors. I changed the code to return only the line handles (the ‘hp{p}’ outputs of the plot calls), and added the 'DisplayName' to each plot call to avoid any ambiguity. I also ‘stepped through’ the loop with increasing values of the ‘nphi’ value to be certain that your code works as it should. It now appears to. (I also made some aesthetic tweaks.)
I’ll keep working on this if there is more to be done.
Try this —
% clear all;
% clc;
[x,xi] = meshgrid(0:0.001:1,0:0.002:1);
b = 3;
a = 1;
nphi = 7;
phi= [0 0.4 0.8 1 1.4 1.8 2];
for p = 1:nphi
f2 = @(x,a,b) a*b*(x)./(b-(1-x));
f1 = @(x,a,b) a*b*(1-x)./(b-x);
r = @(x,xi,a,b,phi) (1-(phi./2)).*xi.*f1(x,a,b) - (phi./2).*(1-xi).*f2(x,a,b);
R = r(x,xi,a,b, phi(p));
M_phi=contour(x,xi,R,[0 0]);
figure(2)
hp{p} = plot(M_phi(1,2:end),M_phi(2,2:end),'Linewidth',2, 'DisplayName',sprintf('$\\phi = %4.1f$',phi(p)));
% legendInfo{p} = ['$\phi= $' num2str(phi(p))];
% legend(legendInfo,'interpreter','latex',Location="southeast")
legend([hp{:}],'interpreter','latex',Location="southeast")
hold on
end
hold off
xlabel('$x$','interpreter','latex')
ylabel('$x_i$','interpreter','latex')
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vamshi sai yele
2022-9-29
编辑：vamshi sai yele
2022-9-29
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I have tried to run the code from my end but due to insufficient initializations I couldn't run to check the issue on first hand. Solution would have been more precise if code ran from my end
However, I have couple of suggestions to set this up.
Scenario-1
Assigning the name/title to the plot and then declaring the 'legend' will display in the necessary order. Below is snipet for the same.
Scenario-2
Mentioning the titles directly in the 'legend' function directly in the intended order as shown.
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