In a previous post, I learned how to take coordinates data in a list and plot lines with arrow ends, thus giving a sense of "direction of movement".
However, the basic solution makes things somewhat unclear. Inspired by the following diagram, I am now interested in learning how to create this look-feel in my diagram. Moreover, I am interested in a further detail. This further detail is as follows.
I wish to draw arrows with different colours depending on four criteria: (x_up,y_up), (x_up, y_down),(x_down,y_up), (x_down, y_down).
I realize that some lines may have unchanging x's and y's, but if I get an idea of how to solve this specific problem, I should be able to solve the general.
For convenience, I am restating the data from the prior post:
data = {{{0.414513, 0.0489003, 0.397241, 0.0357143}, {0.40829, 0.0422302, 0.417166, 0.0365926}, {0.384615, 0.0833333, 0.401338, 0.0826405}, {0.384615, 0.0833333, 0.401338, 0.0826405}, {0.392318, 0.10824, 0.392318, 0.10824}}} which has the format {x1,y1, x2, y2}
Here is the neat image that I wish to follow (except for the mono-colouring):
