logarithmic axis when using area plots?!
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Hi,
I have plot containing two area plots:
area(x1,y1);
hold on
area(x2,y2,'FaceColor','red');
axis auto;
Now I'd like to make the x-axis logarithmic via:
set (gca, 'Xscale', 'log')
This creates logarithmic x-axes, however it deletes the color of the first area plot (leaving just a line plot) and messes up the range. Any suggestions on how to create a semilog area plot with two areas?
Thanks Arnold!
PS: Sorry that the Text Markup doesn't seem to work here either (or only in my view?!)
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the cyclist
2013-4-28
Can you create a small example that exhibits the problem? I'm guessing your original plots goes through zero, which may cause the logarithmic axes problems.
arnold
2013-4-28
Here you go
%%Example
d = 30;
x1 = 0:1:d;
y1 = exp(-0.05 * x1);
x2 = d:1:100;
y2 = y1(end)*exp(-0.2*(x2-d));
area(x1,y1);
hold on
area(x2,y2,'FaceColor','red');
hold off
axis auto
set (gca, 'Xscale', 'log');
It really seems, that the inclusion of the zero in x1 is the problem. Obviously I get why x= zero can't be displayed but since the line plot of y1 is still visible, who would have thought of that. It still seems like a bug to me, but starting at x1(2) is an option.
cheers
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Ingo Schalk-Schupp
2013-9-4
The problem is that your x data contains a value of zero, the logarithm of which is undefined. There is no zero on a logarithmic axis. To avoid this, simply start your area, for instance, at an x value of 1 instead of 0:
x1 = 1:1:d;
If you additionally want a logarithmic y axis, the same problem arises because by default, the painted area face goes down to zero. However, you can specify a different BaseValue like this:
area(x2, y2, 'FaceColor', 'red', 'BaseValue', 1e0)
Cheers
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