Adding points and their relative legend with tikz












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The following code



begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.7]

begin{axis}[xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]

addlegendimage{empty legend}

addlegendentry{}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.3,0.275)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.2,0.15)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.345743, 0.332178)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

end{axis}

end{tikzpicture}


produces the picture below:



enter image description here



In the legend I'd like only one description for different kinds of point. For example, we have that the cases 10 and 15 are repeated two times. The correct picture should be that:



enter image description here



EDIT



However, the code:



begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.7]

begin{axis}[xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]

addlegendimage{empty legend}

addlegendentry{}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.3,0.275)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.2,0.15)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.345743, 0.332178)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates

{(0.361803,0.352254)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates

{(0.138197, 0.0727458)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=20$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates

{(0.370416, 0.36302)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates

{(0.129584, 0.0619801)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=25$}

end{axis}

end{tikzpicture}


does not solve my problem:



enter image description here






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  • How about invoking the respective addlegendentry only once instead of twice?

    – marmot
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  • I've edited my post. Unfortunately I have another issue.

    – Mark
    6 hours ago
















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The following code



begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.7]

begin{axis}[xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]

addlegendimage{empty legend}

addlegendentry{}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.3,0.275)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.2,0.15)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.345743, 0.332178)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

end{axis}

end{tikzpicture}


produces the picture below:



enter image description here



In the legend I'd like only one description for different kinds of point. For example, we have that the cases 10 and 15 are repeated two times. The correct picture should be that:



enter image description here



EDIT



However, the code:



begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.7]

begin{axis}[xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]

addlegendimage{empty legend}

addlegendentry{}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.3,0.275)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.2,0.15)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.345743, 0.332178)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates

{(0.361803,0.352254)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates

{(0.138197, 0.0727458)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=20$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates

{(0.370416, 0.36302)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates

{(0.129584, 0.0619801)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=25$}

end{axis}

end{tikzpicture}


does not solve my problem:



enter image description here






tikz-pgf







share|improve this question

























  • How about invoking the respective addlegendentry only once instead of twice?

    – marmot
    7 hours ago











  • I've edited my post. Unfortunately I have another issue.

    – Mark
    6 hours ago














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The following code



begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.7]

begin{axis}[xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]

addlegendimage{empty legend}

addlegendentry{}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.3,0.275)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.2,0.15)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.345743, 0.332178)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

end{axis}

end{tikzpicture}


produces the picture below:



enter image description here



In the legend I'd like only one description for different kinds of point. For example, we have that the cases 10 and 15 are repeated two times. The correct picture should be that:



enter image description here



EDIT



However, the code:



begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.7]

begin{axis}[xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]

addlegendimage{empty legend}

addlegendentry{}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.3,0.275)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.2,0.15)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.345743, 0.332178)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates

{(0.361803,0.352254)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates

{(0.138197, 0.0727458)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=20$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates

{(0.370416, 0.36302)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates

{(0.129584, 0.0619801)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=25$}

end{axis}

end{tikzpicture}


does not solve my problem:



enter image description here






tikz-pgf







share|improve this question
















The following code



begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.7]

begin{axis}[xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]

addlegendimage{empty legend}

addlegendentry{}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.3,0.275)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.2,0.15)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.345743, 0.332178)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

end{axis}

end{tikzpicture}


produces the picture below:



enter image description here



In the legend I'd like only one description for different kinds of point. For example, we have that the cases 10 and 15 are repeated two times. The correct picture should be that:



enter image description here



EDIT



However, the code:



begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.7]

begin{axis}[xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]

addlegendimage{empty legend}

addlegendentry{}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.3,0.275)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.2,0.15)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.345743, 0.332178)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates

{(0.361803,0.352254)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates

{(0.138197, 0.0727458)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=20$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates

{(0.370416, 0.36302)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates

{(0.129584, 0.0619801)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=25$}

end{axis}

end{tikzpicture}


does not solve my problem:



enter image description here






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  • How about invoking the respective addlegendentry only once instead of twice?

    – marmot
    7 hours ago











  • I've edited my post. Unfortunately I have another issue.

    – Mark
    6 hours ago



















  • How about invoking the respective addlegendentry only once instead of twice?

    – marmot
    7 hours ago











  • I've edited my post. Unfortunately I have another issue.

    – Mark
    6 hours ago

















How about invoking the respective addlegendentry only once instead of twice?

– marmot
7 hours ago





How about invoking the respective addlegendentry only once instead of twice?

– marmot
7 hours ago













I've edited my post. Unfortunately I have another issue.

– Mark
6 hours ago





I've edited my post. Unfortunately I have another issue.

– Mark
6 hours ago










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One should never forget about the option forget plot, which allows you to disregard a plot for a legend. I added this to every other plot to obtain



documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]{standalone}

usepackage{pgfplots}

pgfplotsset{compat=1.16}

begin{document}

begin{tikzpicture}

begin{axis}[scale=0.7,xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]

addlegendimage{empty legend}

addlegendentry{}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates

{(0.3,0.275)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus,forget plot] coordinates

{(0.2,0.15)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates

{(0.345743, 0.332178)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x,forget plot] coordinates

{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates

{(0.361803,0.352254)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o,forget plot] coordinates

{(0.138197, 0.0727458)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=20$}

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates

{(0.370416, 0.36302)};

addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square,forget plot] coordinates

{(0.129584, 0.0619801)};

addlegendentry{$zeta=25$}

end{axis}

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}


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    One should never forget about the option forget plot, which allows you to disregard a plot for a legend. I added this to every other plot to obtain



    documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]{standalone}
    
usepackage{pgfplots}
    
pgfplotsset{compat=1.16}
    
begin{document}
    
begin{tikzpicture}
    
begin{axis}[scale=0.7,xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]
    
addlegendimage{empty legend}
    
addlegendentry{}
    
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates
    
{(0.3,0.275)};
    
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus,forget plot] coordinates
    
{(0.2,0.15)};
    
addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}
    
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates
    
{(0.345743, 0.332178)};
    
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x,forget plot] coordinates
    
{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};
    
addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}
    
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates
    
{(0.361803,0.352254)};
    
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o,forget plot] coordinates
    
{(0.138197, 0.0727458)};
    
addlegendentry{$zeta=20$}
    
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates
    
{(0.370416, 0.36302)};
    
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square,forget plot] coordinates
    
{(0.129584, 0.0619801)};
    
addlegendentry{$zeta=25$}
    
end{axis}
    
end{tikzpicture}
    
end{document}


    enter image description here






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      One should never forget about the option forget plot, which allows you to disregard a plot for a legend. I added this to every other plot to obtain



      documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]{standalone}
      
usepackage{pgfplots}
      
pgfplotsset{compat=1.16}
      
begin{document}
      
begin{tikzpicture}
      
begin{axis}[scale=0.7,xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]
      
addlegendimage{empty legend}
      
addlegendentry{}
      
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates
      
{(0.3,0.275)};
      
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus,forget plot] coordinates
      
{(0.2,0.15)};
      
addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}
      
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates
      
{(0.345743, 0.332178)};
      
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x,forget plot] coordinates
      
{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};
      
addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}
      
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates
      
{(0.361803,0.352254)};
      
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o,forget plot] coordinates
      
{(0.138197, 0.0727458)};
      
addlegendentry{$zeta=20$}
      
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates
      
{(0.370416, 0.36302)};
      
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square,forget plot] coordinates
      
{(0.129584, 0.0619801)};
      
addlegendentry{$zeta=25$}
      
end{axis}
      
end{tikzpicture}
      
end{document}


      enter image description here






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        One should never forget about the option forget plot, which allows you to disregard a plot for a legend. I added this to every other plot to obtain



        documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]{standalone}
        
usepackage{pgfplots}
        
pgfplotsset{compat=1.16}
        
begin{document}
        
begin{tikzpicture}
        
begin{axis}[scale=0.7,xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]
        
addlegendimage{empty legend}
        
addlegendentry{}
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates
        
{(0.3,0.275)};
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus,forget plot] coordinates
        
{(0.2,0.15)};
        
addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates
        
{(0.345743, 0.332178)};
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x,forget plot] coordinates
        
{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};
        
addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates
        
{(0.361803,0.352254)};
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o,forget plot] coordinates
        
{(0.138197, 0.0727458)};
        
addlegendentry{$zeta=20$}
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates
        
{(0.370416, 0.36302)};
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square,forget plot] coordinates
        
{(0.129584, 0.0619801)};
        
addlegendentry{$zeta=25$}
        
end{axis}
        
end{tikzpicture}
        
end{document}


        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer













        One should never forget about the option forget plot, which allows you to disregard a plot for a legend. I added this to every other plot to obtain



        documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]{standalone}
        
usepackage{pgfplots}
        
pgfplotsset{compat=1.16}
        
begin{document}
        
begin{tikzpicture}
        
begin{axis}[scale=0.7,xlabel={$s$},ylabel={$c$},legend pos=south east]
        
addlegendimage{empty legend}
        
addlegendentry{}
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus] coordinates
        
{(0.3,0.275)};
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=oplus,forget plot] coordinates
        
{(0.2,0.15)};
        
addlegendentry{$zeta=10$}
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x] coordinates
        
{(0.345743, 0.332178)};
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=x,forget plot] coordinates
        
{(0.154257, 0.0928216)};
        
addlegendentry{$zeta=15$}
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o] coordinates
        
{(0.361803,0.352254)};
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=o,forget plot] coordinates
        
{(0.138197, 0.0727458)};
        
addlegendentry{$zeta=20$}
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square] coordinates
        
{(0.370416, 0.36302)};
        
addplot+[smooth,draw=black,mark=square,forget plot] coordinates
        
{(0.129584, 0.0619801)};
        
addlegendentry{$zeta=25$}
        
end{axis}
        
end{tikzpicture}
        
end{document}


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