How to turn off text interpreter when plotting timeseries objects
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My variable names include underscores (e.g. 'ABC_DEF') and I do not want these interpreted as LATEX (no subscripts).
It works fine on a single plot:
ts = timeseries((1:10)',randn(10,1),'Name','ABC_DEF');
figure
plot(ts)
But when you do subplots the interpreter seems to be set to LaTex:
figure
subplot(2,1,1); plot(ts)
subplot(2,1,2); ts.plot()
This answer explains how to change the interpreter for individual text commands but I can't find anything on this for timeseries plots.
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One approach would be to set the interpreter for the entire figure before plotting (and reset it again afterwards):
For example:
fgh = figure(..);
set(fgh,'defaultTextInterpreter','none')
... create axes and plot data
Depending on the version you are using you might also want to set the axes' TickLabelInterpreter as well.
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Use a space and backslash between ABC _ DEF when interpreting variables.
Latex treats text after _ subscript
ts = timeseries((1:10)',randn(10,1),'Name','ABC\_DEF');
figure
plot(ts)
figure
subplot(2,1,1); plot(ts)
subplot(2,1,2); ts.plot()
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