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How do I show which variable is being plotted while using hold?

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Connie Dubh
Connie Dubh 2020년 5월 9일
댓글: Connie Dubh 2020년 5월 9일
I've modeled a state space system and now want to plot how the state variables change in time.
This is how I've set it up:
hx = phi_t * B
hy = C * phi_t * B
hx1 = [];
hx2 = [];
hx3 = [];
hx4 = [];
hx5 = [];
for i = 0:0.05:10
hx1 = [hx1 subs(hx(1), t, i)];
hx2 = [hx2 subs(hx(2), t, i)];
hx3 = [hx3 subs(hx(3), t, i)];
hx4 = [hx4 subs(hx(4), t, i)];
hx5 = [hx5 subs(hx(5), t, i)];
end
hold on
title('Impulse Response: State Vectors')
plot(hx1)
plot(hx2)
plot(hx3)
plot(hx4)
plot(hx5)
hold off
I'd like to know how I can show the names of the variables in the figure this code gives out, so I can know which is which (x1,x2,x3,x4 and x5). How can I do that?

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2020년 5월 9일
편집: Star Strider 2020년 5월 9일
The legend function is the most obvious way to designate them. The text function is also an option. It depends on the result you want.
Example —
legend('x1','x2','x3','x4','x5')
.

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Sulaymon Eshkabilov
Sulaymon Eshkabilov 2020년 5월 9일
Here is one of the possible easy solutions:
hx = phi_t * B
hy = C * phi_t * B
hx1 = [];
hx2 = [];
hx3 = [];
hx4 = [];
hx5 = [];
for i = 0:0.05:10
hx1 = [hx1 subs(hx(1), t, i)];
hx2 = [hx2 subs(hx(2), t, i)];
hx3 = [hx3 subs(hx(3), t, i)];
hx4 = [hx4 subs(hx(4), t, i)];
hx5 = [hx5 subs(hx(5), t, i)];
end
title('Impulse Response: State Vectors')
plot(hx1, 'b'), hold on, plot(hx2, 'r'), plot(hx3, 'b'), plot(hx4, 'k'), plot(hx5, 'm')
legend('x1', 'x2', 'x3', 'x4', 'x5', 'location', 'best')
hold off

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