Question of subplot in matlab irregularity

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How can I draw the plot as follow in matlab?
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What exactly are you plotting here?
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How can I draw the plot as follow in matlab?
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What exactly are you plotting here?
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Nov 8 at 3:37

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How can I draw the plot as follow in matlab?
using subpolt?
enter image description here

asked Nov 8 at 2:24

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How can I draw the plot as follow in matlab?
using subpolt?
enter image description here

matlab

asked Nov 8 at 2:24

Bllue

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asked Nov 8 at 2:24

Bllue

212

asked Nov 8 at 2:24

Bllue

212

asked Nov 8 at 2:24

Bllue

212

asked Nov 8 at 2:24

Bllue

212

What exactly are you plotting here?
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 3:37

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What exactly are you plotting here?
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 3:37

What exactly are you plotting here?
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 3:37

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You can achieve this using subplot with the 'Position' argument.

subplot('Position',[x,y,width,height])

In your example

% third row

subplot('Position',[0,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.25,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.75,0,.25,.33]);

sphere



% second row

subplot('Position',[.125,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.375,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.625,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere



% first row

subplot('Position',[.25,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

will lead to something like
this

I guess you will have to adjust the actual position values a bit depending on your plots and how you handle axis labels and everything...

answered Nov 8 at 8:34

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You can achieve this using subplot with the 'Position' argument.

subplot('Position',[x,y,width,height])

In your example

% third row

subplot('Position',[0,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.25,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.75,0,.25,.33]);

sphere



% second row

subplot('Position',[.125,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.375,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.625,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere



% first row

subplot('Position',[.25,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

will lead to something like
this

I guess you will have to adjust the actual position values a bit depending on your plots and how you handle axis labels and everything...

answered Nov 8 at 8:34

user7431005

893214

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

You can achieve this using subplot with the 'Position' argument.

subplot('Position',[x,y,width,height])

In your example

% third row

subplot('Position',[0,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.25,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.75,0,.25,.33]);

sphere



% second row

subplot('Position',[.125,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.375,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.625,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere



% first row

subplot('Position',[.25,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

will lead to something like
this

I guess you will have to adjust the actual position values a bit depending on your plots and how you handle axis labels and everything...

answered Nov 8 at 8:34

user7431005

893214

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

You can achieve this using subplot with the 'Position' argument.

subplot('Position',[x,y,width,height])

In your example

% third row

subplot('Position',[0,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.25,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.75,0,.25,.33]);

sphere



% second row

subplot('Position',[.125,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.375,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.625,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere



% first row

subplot('Position',[.25,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

will lead to something like
this

I guess you will have to adjust the actual position values a bit depending on your plots and how you handle axis labels and everything...

answered Nov 8 at 8:34

user7431005

893214

You can achieve this using subplot with the 'Position' argument.

subplot('Position',[x,y,width,height])

In your example

% third row

subplot('Position',[0,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.25,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,0,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.75,0,.25,.33]);

sphere



% second row

subplot('Position',[.125,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.375,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.625,.33,.25,.33]);

sphere



% first row

subplot('Position',[.25,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

subplot('Position',[.5,.66,.25,.33]);

sphere

will lead to something like
this

I guess you will have to adjust the actual position values a bit depending on your plots and how you handle axis labels and everything...

answered Nov 8 at 8:34

user7431005

893214

answered Nov 8 at 8:34

user7431005

893214

answered Nov 8 at 8:34

user7431005

893214

answered Nov 8 at 8:34

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893214

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