Warning: Ignoring extra legend entries

Hi! I need help.I am trying to display multiple graphs for totalSubcarriers = 64 ,256.I got the graphs, but the result not what i expected.plus I oso got this Warning: Ignoring extra legend entries.i am not sure whats wrong.is it the loops or something else?
function paprOFDMA()
dataType = 'Q-PSK'; % Modulation format.
totalSubcarriers = [64 256 ]; % Number of total subcarriers.
numSymbols = 16; % Data block size.
Fs = 5e6; % System bandwidth.
Ts = 1/Fs; % System sampling rate.
Nos = 4; % Oversampling factor.
Nsub = totalSubcarriers;
numRuns = 1000; % Number of runs.
papr = zeros(1,numRuns); % Initialize the PAPR results.
for h = 1:length (Nsub);
Fsub = [0:Nsub(h)-1]*Fs/Nsub(h); % Subcarrier spacing
for n = 1:numRuns,
% Generate random data.
if dataType == 'Q-PSK'
tmp = round(rand(numSymbols,2));
tmp = tmp*2 - 1;
data = (tmp(:,1) + j*tmp(:,2))/sqrt(2);
elseif dataType == '16QAM'
dataSet = [-3+3i -1+3i 1+3i 3+3i ...
-3+i -1+i 1+i 3+i ...
-3-i -1-i 1-i 3-i ...
-3-3i -1-3i 1-3i 3-3i];
dataSet = dataSet / sqrt(mean(abs(dataSet).^2));
tmp = ceil(rand(numSymbols,1)*16);
for k = 1:numSymbols,
if tmp(k) == 0
tmp(k) = 1;
end
data(k) = dataSet(tmp(k));
end
data = data.';
end
% Time range of the OFDM symbol.
t = [0:Ts/Nos:Nsub(h)*Ts];
% OFDM modulation.
y = 0;
for k = 1:numSymbols,
y= y + data(k)*exp(j*2*pi*Fsub(k)*t);
end
% Calculate PAPR.
papr(n) = 10*log10(max(abs(y).^2) / mean(abs(y).^2));
end
%Plot CCDF.
[N,X] = hist(papr, 100);
semilogy(X,1-cumsum(N)/max(cumsum(N)),'-d')
grid on;
legend ('N=64','N=256')
hold all
xlabel('papr, x dB')
ylabel('ccdf')
end
% Save data.
save paprOFDMA

Answers (1)

You only have one plot on the figure.
[N,X] = hist(papr, 100);
semilogy(X,1-cumsum(N)/max(cumsum(N)),'-d')
grid on;
but then you try to to put on legend on as if you had two plots on the same graph.
That's why you get the warning.

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Then how to make this part display multiple plots?
%Plot CCDF.
[N,X] = hist(papr, 100);
semilogy(X,1-cumsum(N)/max(cumsum(N)),'-d')
grid on;
Hi sarah,
Provided that you want all of the histograms to overlay each other, just add 'hold on' after the semilogy command, i.e.
semilogy(X,1-cumsum(N)/max(cumsum(N)),'-d')
grid on; hold on;

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on 24 Dec 2012

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