Please help me, I am trying to run this code:
function perf(T,logplot)
if (nargin< 2) logplot = 0; end
colors = [‘m»b»r»g»c»k»y’];
lines = [‘-»-»-.»—‘];
markers = [‘x»x»x»x»v»^»o’];
[np,ns] = size(T);
minperf = min(T,[],2);
r = zeros(np,ns);
for p = 1: np
r(p,:) = T(p,:)/minperf(p);
end
if (logplot) r = log2(r); end
max_ratio = max(max(r));
r(find(isnan(r))) = 2*max_ratio;
r = sort(r);
clf;
for s = 1: ns
[xs,ys] = stairs(r(:,s),[1:np]/np);
option = [‘-‘ colors(s) markers(s) ];
plot(xs,ys,option,‘MarkerSize’,3);
hold on;
end
axis([ 0.1 1.1*max_ratio 0 1 ]);
When I running, it appears error:
perf(T,2)
Error using plot Error in color/linetype argument.
Error in perf (line 20) plot(xs,ys,option,’MarkerSize’,3);
If someone knows the answer, please help me.
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lines = [‘-»-»-.»—‘];
creates a character vector that contains -‘-‘-.’—
You need to learn how to use cell arrays of character vectors.
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Depending on the release you’re using, I recommend using string arrays instead.
colors = [«m», «b», «r», «g», «c», «k», «y»];
lines = [«-«, «-«, «-.», «—«];
markers = [«x», «x», «x», «x», «v», «^», «o»];
plot(1:10, 1:10, colors(3)+lines(4)+markers(5))
Note that this is different from concatenating the strings together using [], which will not work.
doesNotWork = plot(1:10, 1:10, [colors(3),lines(4),markers(5)])
Using + to combine the three scalar string arrays makes a new scalar string whose contents are the contents of the shorter strings concatenated, while using [] makes a larger string array each element of which is one of the original strings. The two string arrays works and doesNotWork defined below look different and have different sizes.
works = colors(3)+lines(4)+markers(5)
doesNotWork = [colors(3), lines(4), markers(5)]
whos works doesNotWork
clc;
clf;
close all;
clear all;
x1=(‘Enter the sequence x:’);
g=x1(end:-1:1);
i=length(x1);
j=length(g);
cov=zeros(1,i+j-1);
for k=i;
for i=j;
cov(k+i-1)=cov(k+i-1)+x1(k)*g(i);
end;
end;
m=0:length(x1)-1;
subplot(2,1,1);
stem(m,x1);
grid on;
axis([-1 length(cov) min(cov)-2 max(cov)+2]);
xlabel(‘…’);
ylabel(‘original sequence’);
title(‘Autocorrelation’);
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And while trying to operate the following sequence of commands:
x = linspace(0,2*pi,1000);
y = sin(2*x);
plot(x,y,'k−','linew',2); hold on;
I get the following warning:
Error using plot
Error in color/linetype argument.
What seems to be wrong in the above code?
Thanks.
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‘-k’, yes now it works.
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So the error is in ‘k-‘, how it should be?
‘-k’, yes now it works.
But… ‘-k’ make the same as ‘k’ I think…
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So the error is in ‘k-‘, how it should be?
‘-k’, yes now it works.
Interesting. The documentation says that the order of the symbols doesn’t matter. So this is either a bug or there is something else going on.
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Interesting. The documentation says that the order of the symbols doesn’t matter. So this is either a bug or there is something else going on.
Did you try it in your machine?
I have Ubuntu 16.04 as the OS in this computer.
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But… ‘-k’ make the same as ‘k’ I think…
Yes, it works as well.
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And… Why were you trying to plot ‘k-‘?
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And… Why were you trying to plot ‘k-‘?
I copy-paste this snippet of code from some lecture notes I am reading.
So there I had this ‘k-‘.
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Did you try it in your machine?I have Ubuntu 16.04 as the OS in this computer.
I’m retired and no longer have access to MATLAB. I’m thinking about buying it just for these occasions.
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Error using plot
Error in color/linetype argument.
Error in test1 (line 3)
plot(x,y,’k?’,’linew’,2);
See the question mark indicating it doesn’t know what that character is? If you get rid of that «dash» and replace it with a real dash (minus sign), it will work perfectly fine.
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It’s not a bug. And the order doesn’t matter. The problem is you don’t have a dash in there. It’s some character that looks like a dash but isn’t. When I paste in your code it shows the error messageError using plot
Error in color/linetype argument.
Error in test1 (line 3)
plot(x,y,’k?’,’linew’,2);See the question mark indicating it doesn’t know what that character is? If you get rid of that «dash» and replace it with a real dash (minus sign), it will work perfectly fine.
Good catch! This is one of the frustrating things about copying and pasting text — they can have characters and do other things you don’t want. I like to paste into a programmer editor that I can control, like vim, just to be sure that the text is exactly what I wanted. I often have to replace things that I don’t want in code. Then I copy the vim text and paste that into the target code.
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- b: blue
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- x: x marker
- y: yellow
- * : * marker
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- . : dot marker
- ^: upward triangle marker
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I am using Matlab’s 2017Rb academic license.
And while trying to operate the following sequence of commands:
What seems to be wrong in the above code?
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Check this Matlab plot command page. The examples show some args:
Did you try it in your machine?
I have Ubuntu 16.04 as the OS in this computer.
I copy-paste this snippet of code from some lecture notes I am reading.
So there I had this ‘k-‘.
Did you try it in your machine?
I have Ubuntu 16.04 as the OS in this computer.
It’s not a bug. And the order doesn’t matter. The problem is you don’t have a dash in there. It’s some character that looks like a dash but isn’t. When I paste in your code it shows the error message
Error using plot
Error in color/linetype argument.
Error in test1 (line 3)
plot(x,y,’k?’,’linew’,2);
See the question mark indicating it doesn’t know what that character is? If you get rid of that «dash» and replace it with a real dash (minus sign), it will work perfectly fine.
It’s not a bug. And the order doesn’t matter. The problem is you don’t have a dash in there. It’s some character that looks like a dash but isn’t. When I paste in your code it shows the error message
Error using plot
Error in color/linetype argument.
Error in test1 (line 3)
plot(x,y,’k?’,’linew’,2);
See the question mark indicating it doesn’t know what that character is? If you get rid of that «dash» and replace it with a real dash (minus sign), it will work perfectly fine.
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When running code it returns >> pp01 Error using plot Error in color/linetype argument. Error in pp01 (line 33) plot(t(:),z(:,1),’W’,t(:),z(:,2),’F’)
function pp01
clear
global As Qt g A c
As=15;
Qt=10;
g=9.81;
A=(121/64)*pi;
c=0.02;
z1_initial=10;
z2_initial=25;
N=1000;
h=0.5;
t=zeros(N,1);
z=zeros(N,2);
t(1)=0;
z(1,1)=z1_initial;
z(1,2)=z2_initial;
for n=1:N-1
t(n+1)=t(n)+h;
z(n+1,:)=z(n,:)+h*f(t(n),z(n,:));
z(n+1,:)=z(n,:)+0.5*h*(f(t(n),z(n,:))+f(t(n+1),z(n+1,:)));
end
%plot(t(:),z(:,1),’W’,t(:),z(:,2),’F’)
Figure 2
Plot(z(:,1),z(:,2))
[t,z];
return
function dzdt=f(~,z)
global As Qt g A c
%dzdt(1)=z(2);
%dzdt(2)=-z(1);
dzdt(1)=(1/As)*(z(2)-Qt);
dzdt(2)=-g*(A/2)*(z(1)+(c*abs(z(2))*z(2)));
return
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‘W’ is valid as a code for White but ‘F’ is not a color abbreviation and is not a marker shape code. Valid codes are
- b: blue
- c: cyan
- d: diamond marker
- g: green
- h: hexagon marker
- k: black
- m: magenta
- o: circle marker
- p: pentagram marker
- r: red
- s: square marker
- v: down triangle marker
- w: white
- x: x marker
- y: yellow
- *: * marker
- +: + marker
- . : dot marker
- ^: upward triangle marker
- <: left triangle marker
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Hi,
I would like to plot several lines together using plot3, each line having plot3(Xcoords, Ycoords, Zcoords, Linespecs) in which the above four arguments are vectors or matrices, but my problem For example, plot3([1,3; 1,3], [2,4; 2,4], [0,0; 1,1]) is OK, bit if I try plot3([1,3; 1,3], [2,4; 2,4], [0,0; 1,1], [[‘Color’,[1,0,0]], I get the error message «Error in color/linetype argument». What is Many thanks, Richard ——————————- |
Reply by ●September 4, 20012001-09-04
one way of doing this is the following.
ues
h = plot3([1,3; 1,3], [2,4; 2,4], [0,0; 1,1]);
h is now a 2 by 1 vector containing hadles to the line objects, you can now
type
set(h,’color’,[0 1 0])
or if you want to change each line seperatly
set(h(1),’color’,[0 1 0]) ,etc.
get(h(1))
shows all the parameters of the object h(1) (the line in this case) that
can be varied.
Hope this helps
Mark Hunter.
At 15:24 4/09/2001 +0100, Richard Dybowski wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I would like to plot several lines together using plot3, each line having
>its own color specification. I know that this can somehow be done using
the
>syntax
>
>plot3(Xcoords, Ycoords, Zcoords, Linespecs)
>
>in which the above four arguments are vectors or matrices, but my problem
>is that I do not know how to construct the Linespecs matrix/vector.
>
>For example,
>
>plot3([1,3; 1,3], [2,4; 2,4], [0,0; 1,1])
>
>is OK, bit if I try
>
>plot3([1,3; 1,3], [2,4; 2,4], [0,0; 1,1], [[‘Color’,[1,0,0]],
>[‘Color’,[1,0,1]]])
>
>I get the error message «Error in color/linetype argument». What
is the
>correct way of constructing the matrix/vector of line specifications
please?
>
>Many thanks,
>
>Richard
>
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