Posts Tagged ‘graph’
Matlab Editing Plots
Why Edit Plots?
MATLAB graphs are formatted to provide readability, setting the scale of axes, including tick marks on the axes, and using color and line style to distinguish the plots in the graph. However, if you are creating presentation graphics, you might want to change this default formatting or add descriptive labels, titles, legends, and other annotations to help explain your data. Read More
Adding Text Annotations to Graphs
What Are Text Annotations?
Text annotations are boxes containing text strings that you compose. The box can have a border and a background, or be invisible. The text can be in any installed text font, and can include TeX or LaTeX markup. You can add free-form text annotations anywhere in a MATLAB figure to help explain your data or bring attention to specific points in your data sets. Read More
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Notebook Feature Reference
Bring MATLAB to Front
This section provides reference information about each of the Notebook features, listed alphabetically. To use these features, select them from the Notebook menu in Microsoft Word. (In Word 2007, the Notebook menu is on the Add-Ins tab.) Read More
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Specifying a Data Source
Creating the Graph
First define two variables by issuing these statements in the command window. Read More