Refresh annotate on figure in loop
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Hello.
I have read several other solutions that use various methods to replace an annotation with each figure refresh, but none of them seem to work for me. The annotations just keep stacking to the side of the first.
I've tried the solutions found here (to no avail):
figure;
a1 = [];
a2 = [];
for k = 1:K
%compute indices for the current frame
n = (1:N)+(N*(k-1));
%signal 1
x = s1(n);
E_m1(k) = (x'*x)/N; %Normalized frame energy
subplot(211);
plot(n,s1(n),'b',n,e(n),'g:');
%annotation stuff
str1 = sprintf('NFE %d', E_m1);
dim1 = [0.662 0.622 .3 .3];
delete(a1);
a1 = annotation('textbox',dim1,'string',str1,'FitBoxToText','on');
%pause between frames, waiting for keypress
pause(1)
end

Thanks for your time.
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Rik
2020년 10월 8일
0 개 추천
Create the annotation object once, and update the String property inside your loop.
I would suggest drawnow to trigger the update of the graphics and to process any queued callbacks (e.g. those triggered by keypresses).
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Rik
2020년 10월 8일
I don't see the problem of having two annotations, you just have to keep track of two handles:
figure;
a1 = [];
a2 = [];
for k = 1:K
%compute indices for the current frame
n = (1:N)+(N*(k-1));
%signal 1
x = s1(n);
E_m1(k) = (x'*x)/N; %Normalized frame energy
%signal 2
x = s2(n);
E_m2(k) = (x'*x)/N; %Normalized frame energy
ax1=subplot(2,1,1);
plot(n,s1(n),'b',n,e(n),'g:','Parent',ax1);
% ^^^^^^^^^^^^
% use explicit handles here as well
%annotation stuff
str1 = sprintf('NFE %d', E_m1);
str2 = sprintf('NFE %d', E_m2);
dim1 = [0.662 0.622 .3 .3];
dim2 = ___;
if k==1
a1 = annotation('textbox',dim1,'string',str1,'FitBoxToText','on');
a2 = annotation('textbox',dim2,'string',str2,'FitBoxToText','on');
else
set(a1,'Position',dim1,'String',str1);
set(a2,'Position',dim2,'String',str2);
drawnow;%trigger graphics update
end
%pause between frames, waiting for keypress
pause(1)
end
Tharon
2020년 10월 8일
Tharon
2020년 10월 9일
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