I am trying to create a legend key that says the name of a cell, then is followed by the value for mutual information.
Something like this:
legend(strcat('T9C11, MI =' num2str(mutualInfoTotal(67)),'T8C7','T8C5','T9C6')
But with the values for mutual information after each of the electrode names. But what I am doing now isn't working. So, what I want the legend to be like is like:
T9C11, MI = ______
T8C7, MI = ______
and so on.
Thanks!

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Ruger28
Ruger28 le 26 Mai 2020
Modifié(e) : Ruger28 le 26 Mai 2020
What is the error you are getting?
Also, if you are plotting different datasets at once, using strcat will not work for seperating the legend names.
Looping throught your data is an easy way (though not too efficient) to create the titles.
baseNames = {'T9C11','T8C7','T8C5','T9C6'};
for idx = 1:length(baseNames)
NewNames{idx} = sprintf('%s, MI = %2.2f',baseNames{idx},mutualInfoTotal(idx)) % whatever value mutualInfoTotal you need here
end
legend(NewNames)
edit: forgot to store the values into the array! Thanks, Tommy.
Mary Hemler
Mary Hemler le 26 Mai 2020
Error: Invalid expression. Check for missing multiplication operator, missing or unbalanced delimiters, or other
syntax error. To construct matrices, use brackets instead of parentheses.
Ruger28
Ruger28 le 26 Mai 2020
what is the full error, and is it only erroring when you try to add the legend?
Mary Hemler
Mary Hemler le 26 Mai 2020
Okay, the code you suggested won't work because the mutual information that I want to pull from is under a different variable than T9C11 (i.e., it is mutualInfoTotal(67))
Tommy
Tommy le 26 Mai 2020
You can still use the same idea, just pull the pertinent values from mutualInfoTotal:
baseNames = {'T9C11','T8C7','T8C5','T9C6'};
baseValues = mutualInfoTotal([67 68 69 70]); % or whatever the indices are
NewNames = cell(numel(baseNames,1));
for idx = 1:length(baseNames)
NewNames{idx} = sprintf('%s, MI = %2.2f',baseNames{idx},baseValues(idx));
end
legend(NewNames)
(One slight addition - storing the strings in a cell array.)
Rik
Rik le 26 Mai 2020
@Tommy, you should probably move this to the answer section.

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Tommy
Tommy le 27 Mai 2020

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You can still use the same idea as Ruger28's comment, just pull the pertinent values from mutualInfoTotal:
baseNames = {'T9C11','T8C7','T8C5','T9C6'};
baseValues = mutualInfoTotal([67 68 69 70]); % or whatever the indices are
NewNames = cell(numel(baseNames,1));
for idx = 1:length(baseNames)
NewNames{idx} = sprintf('%s, MI = %2.2f',baseNames{idx},baseValues(idx));
end
legend(NewNames)
(Majority of code courtesy of Ruger28, who is more than welcome to post an answer, in which case I'll delete this)

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