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axis(limits) specifies the limits for the current axes. Specify the limits as vector of four, six, or eight elements. axis style uses a predefined style to set the limits and scaling. For example, specify the style as equal to use equal data unit lengths along each axis.
- Grid
Starting in R2019b, you can display a tiling of plots using...
- Zl
Starting in R2019b, you can display a tiling of plots using...
- Title
title(___,Name,Value) modifies the title appearance using...
- Axes Properties
MATLAB automatically scales some of the text to a percentage...
- Grid
MATLAB automatically scales some of the text to a percentage of the axes font size. Titles and axis labels — 110% of the axes font size by default. To control the scaling, use the TitleFontSizeMultiplier and LabelFontSizeMultiplier properties.
Sets the relative scaling of the individual axis data values. Set DataAspectRatio to [1 1 1] to display real-world objects in correct proportions.
axis([xmin xmax ymin ymax zmin zmax cmin cmax]) sets the x-, y-, and z-axis limits and the color scaling limits (see caxis) of the current axes. v = axis returns a row vector containing scaling factors for the x -, y -, and z -axis.
7 kwi 2011 · By calling plot(f) MATLAB plots a graph of x=1..m as a function of f: I would still like a graph of f as a function of 1..m, but I want the numbers on the x axis to be 5,15,25,...,95 (fake_x = 5:10:95). In other words: I want the graph to be exactly the same (f as a function of x=1..m), but the x axis should be fake_x, not x.
Matlab Graphics: Scaling Axes. Notes: Using axis equal and axis square you can control axis scaling. Example Script: % Script File: ShowAxisStyles % How to scale the axes. theta = linspace(0,2*pi); x = cos(theta); y = sin(theta); close all figure plot(x,y) title(’Autoscaling’) figure plot(x,y) axis equal title(’axis equal’) figure plot ...
MATLAB automatically scales some of the text to a percentage of the axes font size. Titles — 110% of the axes font size by default. To control title scaling, use the TitleFontSizeMultiplier and LabelFontSizeMultiplier properties.
