Plot multiple legend in a loop with variable

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Hello

In result folder are multiple subfolder with .mat-files (in this example 3)

I want load and print all .mat-files in one plot

Legend should show a .mat-filenames

I tried to make different dancing moves, but it still shows me just one (last filename) and data1 (that I want to remove)

Legends_results =
  1×3 cell array
    {'001_M1_0.5m_AKG_F1_MS1.mat'} {'002_M1_0.5m_AKG_F1_MS1.mat'} {'003_M1_0.5m_AKG_F1_MS1.mat'}

Help me please to:

plot all names to legend
remove/avoid plot "data1"

my code:

steps_SNR = 1; %%%change
addpath(genpath('/home/nikitajarocky/workspace/QT/Software_2.0_QT/IO/'));
i = dir('**/*.mat');
Legends_results = cell(1,length(i));
for p = 1:length(i)
roc_file_name = i(p).name;
load(roc_file_name)
disp(roc_file_name)
    for a = 1:length(i)
        Legends_results{a}=i(a).name;
        f=@(m) repmat(c,1,nnz(Legends_results));
    end
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
SNR_help = ((length(M)-1)/2)*steps_SNR;
SNR = -SNR_help:steps_SNR:SNR_help;
%figure('Name',' receiver operating characteristic','NumberTitle','on');
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
hold all
p1 = plot(M(:,2),M(:,1),'--o');
buffer = [.1 .3 .5];
buffer = repmat(buffer,1,ceil(numel(M(:,2))/numel(buffer))); 
buffer(numel(M(:,2))+1:end) = []; 
[~, ySortIdx] = sort(M(:,2)); 
buffer(ySortIdx) = buffer; 
labelpoints(M(:,2),M(:,1), SNR, 'E', buffer)
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
hold all
lgd = legend([p1],Legends_results{p},'Interpreter','none','Location','Best');
title(lgd,'Compare AKG and Sony')
hold all
help_x = 0:0.1:1;
help_y = 0:0.1:1;
plot(help_x,help_y,'--','Color','g');
xlabel('False discovery rate')
ylabel('True positive rate')
xlim([0 1]);
ylim([0 1]);
set(get(get(gco,'Annotation'),'LegendInformation'),'IconDisplayStyle','off')
end

Thank you in advice!

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Nik Rocky 2020-6-25

编辑：Nik Rocky 2020-6-25

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I found somethink, with:

h = plot(help_x,help_y,'--','Color','g');
h.Annotation.LegendInformation.IconDisplayStyle = 'off';

i have disabled 'data1' legend entry

with:

legend(Legends_results,'Location','northeast')

I'm plotting Legends_results cell array with names, but there are no connection to plots, so dot-colors are independent of legend

code

steps_SNR = 1; %%%input
addpath(genpath('/home/nikitajarocky/workspace/QT/Software_2.0_QT/IO/'));
i = dir('**/*.mat');
Legends_results = cell(1,length(i));
for j = 1:length(i)
roc_file_name = i(j).name;
load(roc_file_name)
disp(roc_file_name)
    for a = 1:length(i)
        Legends_results{a}=i(a).name;
        f=@(m) repmat(c,1,nnz(Legends_results));
    end
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
SNR_help = ((length(M)-1)/2)*steps_SNR;
SNR = -SNR_help:steps_SNR:SNR_help;
%figure('Name',' receiver operating characteristic','NumberTitle','on');
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
hold all
p = plot(M(:,2),M(:,1),'--o');
buffer = [.1 .3 .5];
buffer = repmat(buffer,1,ceil(numel(M(:,2))/numel(buffer))); 
buffer(numel(M(:,2))+1:end) = []; 
[~, ySortIdx] = sort(M(:,2)); 
buffer(ySortIdx) = buffer; 
labelpoints(M(:,2),M(:,1), SNR, 'E', buffer)
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
hold all
title(lgd,'Compare AKG and Sony')
hold all
legend(Legends_results,'Location','northeast')
help_x = 0:0.1:1;
help_y = 0:0.1:1;
h = plot(help_x,help_y,'--','Color','g');
h.Annotation.LegendInformation.IconDisplayStyle = 'off';
xlabel('False discovery rate')
ylabel('True positive rate')
xlim([0 1]);
ylim([0 1]);
end

darova 2020-6-25

It is possible to choose a color order for plot and legend? So, if I have 3 files for plot and legend, it should be a same color order!?

It's the same color order for sure. To check plot order to check color order

Nik Rocky 2020-6-25

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Hey darova,

not really. I was forced to use:

ColorCell{1} = hex2rgb('#0072BD');
ColorCell{2} = hex2rgb('#EDB120');
ColorCell{3} = hex2rgb('#7E2F8E');
hold on
p = plot(M(:,2),M(:,1),'--o','Color',ColorCell{j});

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Adam Danz 2020-6-25

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I suggest you apply this 2-step approach to your code.

Step 1: Use the DisplayName property of graphics objects to define the legend strings.

Step 2: Use the graphics object handles to specify what is included in the legend.

This example below shows the structure of these two steps.

cla()               % clear axes
hold on
n = 6; 
h = gobjects(n,3);  % used to store the graphics handles
labels = {'aaa' 'bbb' 'ccc' 'ddd' 'eee' 'fff'};
colors = lines(n); 
for j = 1:3
    for i = 1:n
        % STEP 1: use DisplayName
        h(i,j) = plot(1:5, rand(1,5)+i-1, '-o', 'Color', colors(i,:), 'DisplayName', labels{i})
    end
end
% STEP 2: Specify which handles are included. 
legend(h(:,1));  % Only include the 1st column of handles 

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Nik Rocky 2020-6-26

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Good morning Adam!

You are avesome! I change my whole code and now it works phantastic! Tahnk you for your help!

steps_SNR = 5; %%% give step size and be happy
save_plot = 1; %%% print 
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
cla()
addpath(genpath('/home/user/workspace/QT/Software_2.0_QT/IO/'));
i = dir('**/*.mat');
name = cell(1:length(i));
for j = 1:length(i)
roc_file_name = i(j).name;
load(roc_file_name)
disp(roc_file_name)
folder = i(j).folder;
name = {sprintf('%s_vs_',labels{:})};
labels = extractBefore({i.name}, ".mat");
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
SNR_help = ((length(M)-1)/2)*steps_SNR;
SNR = -SNR_help:steps_SNR:SNR_help;
%figure('Name',' receiver operating characteristic','NumberTitle','on');
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
hold on
colors = lines(j);
p = plot(M(:,2),M(:,1),'-o', 'Color', colors(j,:),'DisplayName',labels{j});
buffer = [.1 .3 .5];
buffer = repmat(buffer,1,ceil(numel(M(:,2))/numel(buffer))); 
buffer(numel(M(:,2))+1:end) = []; 
[~, ySortIdx] = sort(M(:,2)); 
buffer(ySortIdx) = buffer; 
labelpoints(M(:,2),M(:,1), SNR, 'E', buffer)
lgd = legend(labels,'Interpreter','none');
title(lgd,'Compare AKG and Sony')
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
help_x = 0:0.1:1;
help_y = 0:0.1:1;
h = plot(help_x,help_y,'--','Color','g');
h.Annotation.LegendInformation.IconDisplayStyle = 'off';
xlabel('False discovery rate')
ylabel('True positive rate')
xlim([0 1]);
ylim([0 1]);
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
name = string(name);
file_save = {sprintf(labels{:},'.png')}; fullfile([name,'.png']);
    if save_plot == 1
        export_fig(name)
    end
end

Vlatko Milic 2022-1-11

I have the same problem but it is a bit more complex. Any idea on how this can be performed on variable names within a table?

Adam Danz 2022-1-11

编辑：Adam Danz 2022-1-11

Instead of using labels={...} you'll use T.Properties.VariableNames where T is your table, assuming the columns of the table were plotted in order.

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