[Eeglablist] Same colors on ERP plots

[mirek]

Hi,

Thanks for the suggestions. The strange thing is that when I use Tim's 
script, the lines do change their colors into another. But each two 
lines which were the same, are now in another color, but still the same 
(and still indistinguishable).
http://zpf.psychologia.uj.edu.pl/hidden/samecolors2.png
As you can see, the ColorOrder property shows different colors then are 
used by ERPs plots.

Still I can pick them and change the color manually to identify them, 
but unfortunately, when exploring more data it becomes extremely 
inconvenient.
I'm not sure if it some version specific problem? I use Matlab R2011b 
glnx64 / EEGLAB 11.0.3.1b / Ubuntu 12.04 LTS / KDE

Best,

-- 
Mirek Wyczesany
Jagiellonian University
Psychophysiology Lab
Kraków, PL




On 03.08.2012 22:09, Tim Mullen wrote:
> If the ERP waveforms are the only line objects in that axis the 
> automated solution is simple:
>
> % ---------------------------
> % First make sure the axis containing lines has focus by e.g. clicking 
> on it
> % Also check the 'tag' property of the axis -- if it has a unique tag 
> you can use findobj() to grab its handle automatically.
>
> % 1) get the handle to current axis containing lines:
> axhandle = gca;
>
> % 2) get the handles of the lines
> lines = findobj(axhandle,'type','line');
>
> % 3) define a color scheme. Also check out distinguishable_colors() 
> from Matlab FEX
> colors = hsv(length(lines));
>
> % 4) recolor the lines
> for k=1:length(lines)
>      set(lines(k),'color',colors(k,:));
> end
> % ---------------------------
>
> - Tim
>
> On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 12:27 PM, Makoto Miyakoshi <mmiyakoshi at ucsd.edu 
> <mailto:mmiyakoshi at ucsd.edu>> wrote:
>
>     Dear Mirek,
>
>     It's just a symptomatic treatment, but let me tell you this anyway.
>     Better than nothing.
>     You can double click each line to open a figure editor, and you can
>     assign colors you like. It would also tell you which line is data1,
>     data2,... if you know your data plot order, you should be able to
>     identify which one is which.
>
>     Makoto
>
>     2012/8/3 mirek <3mirek at gmail.com <mailto:3mirek at gmail.com>>:
>     > Hello, everybody!
>     >
>     > I have a study design based on 5x2 factors. Unfortunately, when
>     plotting
>     > the results, the colors of ERP waveform are duplicated. So each two
>     > consecutive lines are indistinguishable.
>     > The example is here:
>     > http://zpf.psychologia.uj.edu.pl/hidden/samecolors.png
>     > Any suggestion how to change it?
>     >
>     > Best,
>     >
>     > Mirek Wyczesany
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