TeX - LaTeX Asked on June 29, 2021
Just use pgfplots (I added some parameters you can play around with):
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfplots}
usetikzlibrary{math}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tikzmath{
real k;
real a0;
real a1;
real a2;
real a3;
real a4;
real a5;
real a6;
real a7;
real a8;
k=3.0;
a0=-5.0;
a1= -3.0;
a2= 2.0;
a3= 4.0;
a4= 5.0;
a5= 9.0;
a6= 10.0;
a7= 11.0;
a8= 12.0;
a9=14.0;
};
begin{axis} [grid=major,legend style={overlay},every axis plot post/.append style={mark=none}]
addplot [domain = a0:a1,color=blue]
{0};
addplot [domain = a1:a2,color=blue]
{k*(x-a1)/(a2-a1)};
addplot [domain = a2:a3,color=blue]
{k};
addplot [domain = a3:a4,color=blue]
{k + (1-k)*(x-a3)/(a4-a3)};
addplot [domain = a4:a5,color=blue]
{1};
addplot [domain = a5:a6,color=blue]
{k + (1-k)*(a6-x)/(a6-a5)};
addplot [domain = a6:a7,color=blue]
{k};
addplot [domain = a7:a8,color=blue]
{k*(a8-x)/(a8-a7)};
addplot [domain = a8:a9,color=blue]
{0};
end{axis}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
Adding the specific x-coordinates can be done by adapting the so-called ticks:
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{pgfplots}
usetikzlibrary{math}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tikzmath{
real k;
real a0;
real a1;
real a2;
real a3;
real a4;
real a5;
real a6;
real a7;
real a8;
k=3.0;
a0=-5.0;
a1= -3.0;
a2= 2.0;
a3= 4.0;
a4= 6.0;
a5= 9.0;
a6= 11.0;
a7= 13.0;
a8= 15.0;
a9= 17.0;
};
begin{axis} [grid=major,legend style={overlay},every axis plot post/.append style={mark=None},xtick={a1,a2,a3,a4,a5,a6,a7,a8},
xticklabels={$a_1$,$a_2$,$a_3$,$a_4$,$a_5$,$a_6$,$a_7$,$a_8$}]
addplot [domain = a0:a1,samples=2,color=blue]
{0};
addplot [domain = a1:a2,samples=2,color=blue]
{k*(x-a1)/(a2-a1)};
addplot [domain = a2:a3,samples=2,color=blue]
{k};
addplot [domain = a3:a4,samples=2,color=blue]
{k + (1-k)*(x-a3)/(a4-a3)};
addplot [domain = a4:a5,samples=2,color=blue]
{1};
addplot [domain = a5:a6,samples=2,color=blue]
{k + (1-k)*(a6-x)/(a6-a5)};
addplot [domain = a6:a7,samples=2,color=blue]
{k};
addplot [domain = a7:a8,samples=2,color=blue]
{k*(a8-x)/(a8-a7)};
addplot [domain = a8:a9,samples=2,color=blue]
{0};
%legend{$B^3_0(t)$,$B^3_1(t)$,$B^3_2(t)$,$B^3_3(t)$}
end{axis}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
Answered by Michel Janssens on June 29, 2021
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