I am attaching this in this subject as plotting is important to creating
presentations.
I have now discovered another command which can help get .pdf files
directly from octave without having to go through the epstopdf conversion.
plot(X,y,'rs',"markersize",8, "linewidth", 5)
plot(X1,y1,'m*',"markersize",8,"linewidth",5)
plot (X2,y2,'g+',"markersize",8,"linewidth",5)
plot(X3,y3,'bd',"markersize",8,"linewidht",5)
xlabel('X')
ylabel('VV')
legend ("on")
legend ('rs==parent',' m*==branch1','g+ == branch2','bd == analytical' )
title('branched, lb1>lb2, db1=db2')
print plot1.pdf
It works beautifully.
Asha
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