details. Now, the script is already pretty stuffed so I don't want to re-run the contourf function, also because I have to do it more than one time, so my question is if it is possible to use the "informations"
The problem is when I execute one of the figures alone it display the image that I selected but when I execute the figures in this order , first main.fig then TestingPhase.fig . the TestingPhase.fig does not display the selected image in img_axes after that the showimage.fig also it ...
How can I plot multiple figures in one from multiple saved .fig files that have 2 figures but I only want 1 of them?function to open each file. That creates a handle to it, and it should be relatively straightforward to get the line objects fro...
'TickLabelInterpreter','Latex',... 'LineWidth',1.5,'FontSize',12.5,'FontWeight','Bold',... 'GridLineStyle','-','XGrid','on','YGrid','on'); set(gca,'Color','#EBEBEB','GridColor',[1,1,1],... 'GridAlpha',1,'GridLineWidth',1.1); % ...
Hi, this is my first study in Matlab. I have used "cftool" function, and have plotted these four figures. "x", which is "Cycle Ratio". What I want to do is combine these four figures in one plot. x is cycle ratio which varies from 0 to 1 and y axis will extend to maximum y...
I want to do the same thing, but saving my files as figs in MATLAB. That's it, but it has to work the same, which means the filename must be saved as well. This is variable with the iterations of the program. I should also mention there are two more print commands in ...
Open in MATLAB Online This program is using an advection equation to model some displacement and then I'm also mapping the displacement at a certain position with respect to time for some specific values of tau (0.004 and 0.005) my problem is that I can't get each m...
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/13205-tutorial-how-to-format-your-question-with-markupTo check: at each step you are including effects from all old data, but dampening by a factor of 10 per step? Is that 10 related to the 10 data points? If so then ...
Objects differ from one another along a multitude of visual features. The more distinct an object is from other objects in its surroundings, the easier it is to find it. However, it is still unknown how this distinctiveness advantage emerges in human vis
band additional maps on inflated surfaces are available in prior work using the same dataset2and in subsequent figures in this paper. To complement the subjective assessment of the maps, for each participant, we computed the median variance explained (R2) of the BOLD time series by the pRF ...