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Plot the Final Point

The document describes the process of plotting a final point in a 3D space using the 'plot3' function and adding a legend to the plot. It also discusses perturbing an objective function by introducing random noise and visualizing the stochastic objective function with specific camera settings. The objective function is smoothed using a defined handle and displayed in a figure.

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Plot the Final Point

The document describes the process of plotting a final point in a 3D space using the 'plot3' function and adding a legend to the plot. It also discusses perturbing an objective function by introducing random noise and visualizing the stochastic objective function with specific camera settings. The objective function is smoothed using a defined handle and displayed in a figure.

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Plot the final point

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ph(2) = plot3(Xop(1),Xop(2),Fop,'dm','MarkerSize',10,'MarkerFaceColor','m');
% Add a legend to plot
legendLabels = [legendLabels, '|fmincon| solution'];
lh = legend(ph,legendLabels,'Location','SouthEast');
lp = lh.Position;
lh.Position = [1-lp(3)-0.005 0.005 lp(3) lp(4)];
hold off;
Stochastic Objective Function
Now perturb the objective function by adding random noise.
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rng(0,'twister') % Reset the global random number generator
peaknoise = 4.5;
Objfcn = @(x) smoothFcn(x,peaknoise); % Handle to the objective function.
% Plot the objective function (non-smooth)
fig = figure('Color','w');
showSmoothFcn(Objfcn,range);
title('Stochastic objective function')
ax = gca;
ax.CameraPosition = [-31.0391 -85.2792 -281.4265];
ax.CameraTarget = [0 0 -50];
ax.CameraViewAngle = 6.7937;

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