legend

问题 I am trying to show labels div in a separate div with the highlighted series marked with a box , I am doing so because I have 100 labels and showing them above the graph will cover the graph. I want to do the same thing happening here , but with the labels in a separate div since 100 labels and each label name is long which will be too much for this area and cover the graph it self. I also found this one, but it put the labels in a separate div and no box around the highlighted point . This

问题 I'm trying to get a legend to show up in a left chart I've developed. It's not showing up. I've checked ggplot legend not working with scale_colour_manual as well as How to add a legend in ggplot (not showing up) to no avail. Here is some sample data: #x axis values deciles <- c(1:10) #model_1 decile_act_pp <- c(393.6773, 243.0795, 250.2033, 220.0076, 180.7292, 187.3803,208.8504,162.9708,140.9405,107.7656) #model_2 model2_pp_norm <- c(537.9617, 306.0807, 244.6228, 207.8051, 181.8801, 161.3744

问题 i have this problem with fieldsets... have a look at http://i.imgur.com/IRrXB.png is it possible to achieve what i want with css??? believe me, i tried! as you can see on the img, i just want the look of the legend to be consistent across browsers, i want it to use the width of the fieldset no more (like chrome and ie) no less (like firefox), dont worry about the rounded corners and other issues, thats taken care of. heres the the core i'm using. CSS <style type="text/css"> fieldset {margin:

问题 I'm using Seaborn to generate many types of graphs, but will use just a simple example here for illustration purposes based on an included dataset: import seaborn tips = seaborn.load_dataset("tips") axes = seaborn.scatterplot(x="day", y="tip", size="sex", hue="time", data=tips) In this result, the single legend box contains two titles "time" and "sex", each with sub-elements. How could I easily separate the legend into two boxes, each with a single title? I.e. one for legend box indicating

问题 I'm using Seaborn to generate many types of graphs, but will use just a simple example here for illustration purposes based on an included dataset: import seaborn tips = seaborn.load_dataset("tips") axes = seaborn.scatterplot(x="day", y="tip", size="sex", hue="time", data=tips) In this result, the single legend box contains two titles "time" and "sex", each with sub-elements. How could I easily separate the legend into two boxes, each with a single title? I.e. one for legend box indicating

问题 I want to plot both a boxplot and the mean in one figure. So far my plot looks like this using these lines of code: sns.swarmplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num.astype(np.float), edgecolor="black", linewidth=.9) sns.boxplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num.astype(np.float), saturation=1) sns.pointplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num.astype(np.float), linestyles='', scale=1, color='k', errwidth=1.5, capsize=0.2, markers='x') sns.pointplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num

问题 I want to plot both a boxplot and the mean in one figure. So far my plot looks like this using these lines of code: sns.swarmplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num.astype(np.float), edgecolor="black", linewidth=.9) sns.boxplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num.astype(np.float), saturation=1) sns.pointplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num.astype(np.float), linestyles='', scale=1, color='k', errwidth=1.5, capsize=0.2, markers='x') sns.pointplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num

问题 I want to plot both a boxplot and the mean in one figure. So far my plot looks like this using these lines of code: sns.swarmplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num.astype(np.float), edgecolor="black", linewidth=.9) sns.boxplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num.astype(np.float), saturation=1) sns.pointplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num.astype(np.float), linestyles='', scale=1, color='k', errwidth=1.5, capsize=0.2, markers='x') sns.pointplot(x="stimulus", y="data", data=spi_num

问题 I am plotting histograms on a subplot, where each plot has two histograms as shown in one part of the subplot below: Question: I would want the hist with variable named result_uT_per_window to have red legend, and hist with variable named uT_top_of_global_window to have blue legend. I thought what I have in code is supposed to do that, but it doesn't. This is the code: hold on hist(nonzeros(result_uT_per_window(:,window_no))) hist(uT_top_of_global_window) h = findobj(gca, 'Type','patch'); set

问题 I'd like to automatically create graphs of Hardness H and Young's modulus E of samples as function of load L of indenter. My goal is to create legend containing black circle marker labeled Sample one , black square labeled Sample two etc. Right now I get legend of default(blue) colour. Preceeding line specifications are discussed there. Here's my actual MWE code: [m,n]=size(data1); %data1 - m x 3 matrix with data for first sample. [ax,h1,h2]=plotyy([data1(1:m,1)],[data1(1:m,2)],[data1(1:m,1)]