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Questions on legends, figures (usually insets) that indicate what those lines/bars/points in plots refer to, using arrangements of graphic elements and text, whether manually or using built-in functions.
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A few specific questions on a number of plots in a do loop
I have created the picture displayed below, with the following line of code:
Colors = List[Brown, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink, Purple, Black];
Show[Table[
Plot[Part[list, i, 2]* …
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Plotting: one label for two curves
Consider the following code
styles = {Red, Blue, {Red, Dashed}, {Blue, Dashed}}
pt1 = Plot[{x^2, 2 x^2, 1/x^2, 2/x^2}, {x, 0, 3}, Frame -> True,
PlotStyle -> styles, PlotLegends -> {"1", "2", "1", " …
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