Color change in plots
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Hello Y'all,
I have a figure in which two curves are shown. The Problem is that both curves overlap so its hard to properly see both curves. Im trying to make the colors more transparent so that you can clearly see both curves despite the overlap.
I attached the Figure below.
Thank u in advance
% Plot for CS+ und CS-
figure;
shadedErrorBar(time_vector, mean_curve2_all_CS_plus, se_CS_plus, {'-r', 'LineWidth', 2});
hold on;
shadedErrorBar(time_vector, mean_curve2_all_CS_minus, se_CS_minus, {'-b', 'LineWidth', 2});
hold off;
xlabel('Zeit');
ylabel('Mittelwert');
title('Durchschnittliche Mittelwerte für CS+ und CS-');
legend('CS+', 'CS-');
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Image Analyst
on 3 Jun 2024
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Matlab Pro
on 3 Jun 2024
Hi
Anyhow - you use "shadedErrorBar" function (Xchange server link: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/26311-raacampbell-shadederrorbar
)
If you are looking @ the "demo_shadedErrorBar_live.mlx" file - line 36 is:
shadedErrorBar(x, y, {@mean,@std}, 'lineprops', '-r','transparent',false,'patchSaturation',0.075)
You can control tranparancy by setting: 'transparent' to 'true' and tune the 'patchSaturation' to the desired tranparant requested
Explicitly:
change to:
shadedErrorBar(x, y, {@mean,@std}, 'lineprops', '-r','transparent',true,'patchSaturation',0.075)
and view the result (red line)
Before
After
Good luck
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